Ballot Deadlines Pass in Mississippi Senate Race After Considerable Struggles
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The tight race between Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and her Democratic challenger, Scott Colom, has highlighted the difficulties that stringent elections laws present to voters.
Lawyers for both campaigns in Mississippi's US Senate race are preparing for a possible legal battle as the close count continues.
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The tight race between Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and her Democratic challenger, Scott Colom, has highlighted the difficulties that stringent elections laws present to voters.
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Lawyers for both campaigns in Mississippi's US Senate race are preparing for a possible legal battle as the close count continues.