
Mississippi and Alaska Senate races remain undecided as Democrats hold 54-seat majority
Two U.S. Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remain uncalled nearly a week after Election Day, with Democrats holding a 54-44 majority in the chamber. In Mississippi, Democrat Scott Colom leads incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by a razor-thin margin, while in Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola edges out Dan Sullivan. Both races hinge on outstanding ballots and complex counting procedures, potentially widening the Democratic advantage in the final two years of President Trump’s term.

