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Can Black voting power and Trump fatigue break Mississippi's red wall?
Trump in Mississippi for a midterm rally, and the Democrat he wants defeated is there, too
Live updates: Trump, Vance head to reliably red states to engage GOP base
David Avella breaks down GOP midterm strategy as Trump campaigns in Texas
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Mississippi State University political science professor breaks down the race between Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom.
Rankin County voters will decide two contested judicial races on the Nov, 3 midterm ballot among other contests.
Even MAGA rally attendees are sick and tired of hearing about Donald Trump’s ballroom. The president visited Corinth, Mississippi, on Monday night to support the midterm efforts of Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith,
South Mississippi and the Mississippi Gulf Coast are at play with three candidates running in House District 4.
Colom would be Mississippi’s first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction.
If Mississippi’s Senate race is suddenly competitive, what about Louisiana’s? Columnist Stephanie Grace looks at whether a blue wave could possibly reach the Bayou State.
Republicans appear increasingly worried about a Senate race in deep-red Mississippi. The state's Democratic Senate nominee Scott Colom joins The Weeknight as Democrats see a glimmer of hope for the race.
Did Scott Colom's AI-generated video of opponent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith violate Mississippi law? The attorney general said it may have.
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