Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remain too close to call
In Alaska's race, incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan held a narrow lead over Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, and in the Mississippi Senate race, Democrat Scott Colm and Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith were running neck-in-neck
Republican Ledger staff · 7:00 PM ET
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In Alaska's race, incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan held a narrow lead over Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, and in the Mississippi Senate race, Democrat Scott Colm and Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith were running neck-in-neck Wednesday morning.
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