Alaska and Mississippi Senate races still uncalled, Democratic majority size at stake
Two Senate contests remain uncalled, and they’ll decide how strong Democrats’ majority becomes. Mississippi is razor-thin with thousands of provisional ballots still being counted, while Alaska’s ranked-choice race has no candidate at 50% yet, according to AP.
The Senate picture isn’t finished yet. Alaska and Mississippi are still uncalled, with narrow margins and votes left to count, according to AP. Those two races will shape just how strong Democrats’ majority ends up being.
Mississippi is the tighter squeeze right now. The race is very close, and several thousand provisional ballots are still being counted. No winner has been declared there.
Alaska has its own wrinkle: no candidate has hit the 50% threshold required under the state’s ranked-choice system. That leaves the contest unresolved as counting continues.
The national scale of Democrats’ victory is coming into focus, but these two races are still holding part of the final answer. For now, the Senate map has unfinished business in Alaska and Mississippi.
TopicsSenate · Alaska · Mississippi · Democratic Party · AP
Source: x.com
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