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    Why Mississippi, Alaska Senate election results are not yet out; check the real reason behind these two US states not declaring winners

    As counting issues linger, the Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remain unresolved. Mississippians await results due to ongoing processing of absentee and provisional ballots, positioning Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in a fiercely competitive race. In Alaska, the situation is prolonged with its ranked-choice voting system.

    Mississippi, Alaska Senate election results: Who is winning? Scott Colom leads Cindy Hyde-Smith, Mary Peltola ahead of Dan Sullivan

    Two crucial Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska are facing delays in final results due to uncounted ballots. Democrat Scott Colom holds a narrow lead over Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, while Democrat Mary Peltola leads Dan Sullivan in Alaska. Legal disputes may impact both races as election officials finalize ballot counts and reviews. Alaska's ranked-choice voting system adds further complexity to the tabulation process.

    Did Ted Cruz lose his seat? Did James Talarico win the Texas Senate race? What his victory means for Ted Cruz and the deep-red state that turned blue after nearly four decades

    James Talarico, a Democrat, won a Senate seat in Texas, defeating Republican Ken Paxton in the recent election. His victory signifies the first Democratic Senate win in Texas since 1988. Talarico will take over the seat from Senator John Cornyn when the new Senate convenes in January. Meanwhile, Senator Ted Cruz retains his position after being re-elected in 2024.

    Hyde-Smith vs Colom: Why Mississippi Senate race got messy for GOP! The ‘Blue Slip’ twist explained
    Trump cries foul as Democrats' midterm sweep deepens, Republicans face 'extinction-level event'

    US President Donald Trump questioned election results in Alaska even as Democrats extended their historic midterm gains, with Mississippi emerging as another potential Senate breakthrough. Republican losses across traditional strongholds have reshaped Congress, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis described the party's electoral setback as an "extinction-level event".

    Midterm elections vs presidential elections: What’s the difference and which offices are on the ballot today?

    Midterm elections vs presidential elections: Americans will head to the polls on November 3, 2026, but they will not vote for president. The midterm elections will decide control of the House and part of the Senate, along with dozens of governorships and other state and local offices. Here’s how midterms differ from presidential elections.

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