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Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom flips US Senate seat in stunning upset

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Democrat Scott Colom defeated a Republican incumbent in Mississippi's US Senate race, becoming the first African American elected to the chamber from the southern state in over 140 years. The victory occurred on November 12, 2026, according to networks reporting Wednesday. This outcome marks a significant shift in the state's political landscape.

Key points

• Democrat Scott Colom won the US Senate race in Mississippi, defeating a Republican incumbent.
• This was the first time an African American was elected to the US Senate from Mississippi since 1926.

Context

The election took place in Mississippi, a traditionally conservative state where the Republican candidate held the seat. The result represents a major political shift for the state.

Limitations

Networks reported the outcome on Wednesday, November 12, 2026. The evidence does not specify the exact date of the election or the final tally of votes.

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