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Which Senate, Governors Races Are Still Uncalled by The Associated Press

Several tight races hinge on outstanding ballots and possible recounts, with some candidates separated by less than 1,000 votes, officials said.

  • As of Wednesday afternoon, 68 U.S. House races with party control at stake remain uncalled, even as Democrats have secured control of both chambers of Congress by flipping key seats.
  • With nearly 98 percent of votes tallied, multiple races hinge on narrow margins that prevent final declarations under Associated Press standards, which require trailing candidates to have no mathematical path to victory.
  • In Mississippi, Democrat Scott Colom leads Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by a few dozen votes; in Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola leads incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan in a potential ranked-choice scenario.
  • Candidates may seek court orders for recounts if margins remain within specific thresholds, while automatic recount processes could be triggered in races where no candidate surpasses required vote-share minimums.
  • Officials expect to finalize counts in the coming days, with results determining the final composition of the House and state leadership for the 2026 cycle.
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The results of several key contests for the Senate and governor remain indefinite, with narrow margins in crucial states.In Mississippi and Alaska, Democrats lead some races, while in Kansas, the Democratic advantage is minimal.

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