Democrats Elect 55th Senator and Wait for Alaska Economic Journal
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Republicans risk only 44 senators, which is their worst result since 2009. Democrat Scott Colom is the first Democrat elected by Mississippi since 1982.
The Democrats are making a spectacular breakthrough in Mississippi. Scott Colom became the first black senator elected in this southern state in nearly a century and a half. In Alaska, the counting continues
Mary Peltola can guarantee the Democratic Party the 56th chair in the Senate
The Democrat Scott Colom (photo) defeated Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith and was elected senator by the state of Mississippi in the United States. He is the first Democrat to be elected senator in the state since 1982, when John C. Stennis was re-elected. Colom received 49.2% of the votes, while Hyde-Smith, who was attempting re-election, had 48.7%, as projected...
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