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CNN’s Annie Grayer goes inside a ballot-counting center in Mississippi as absentee ballots are counted. Democratic candidate Scott Colom and the state’s incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith are locked in a razor-thin Senate race following Tuesday’s election.
While razor-thin election margins in American politics typically spark anticipation of recounts, there is no such process in place in Mississippi, where the Senate race is current
Democrats have won control of Congress, but there are still some outstanding races we’re watching: The margin in the Mississippi Senate race is razor-thin, with Democrat Scott Colom currently leading Republican Sen.
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