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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 8 outlets over 34h. The left followed 8h later.
The Washington Times · +36 min Straight Arrow News · +4h National Review · +6h The Hill · +8h NBC News · +8h Newsweek · +12h CNBC · +34h Common Dreams
As Democratic US Senate candidate Scott Colom's lead over Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith surpassed 2,000 votes in the too-close-to-call race in Mississippi—a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the upper chamber since 1982, the year Colom was born—the candidate expressed frustration that…
Read at commondreams.org →An attorney for Mississippi Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom said Republican efforts to separate particular ballots are illegal under state law and should not be followed, according to a letter sent to county election commissioners Thursday.
Watch at youtube.com →Ty Pinkins said he avoided campaigning in heavily Black areas of Mississippi to avoid harming chances for Democrat Scott Colom, who like him is Black.
Read at cnbc.com →Why Mississippi Voters Have a Beef with Cindy Hyde-Smith National Review
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