2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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What We’re Still Watching
Mississippi Senate race too close to call
Mississippi election results: Hyde-Smith, Colom separated by only 28 votes. Now what?
Trent Kelly wins MS seat in Congress again, claims US House District 1
Michael Guest wins reelection to Mississippi US House District 3
Black voters face polling problems in Mississippi and Georgia as high-stakes midterms unfold
Democrats push into deep red states to flip Senate
Jackson State students line up to vote on campus in Jackson, MS
Times Voter Trends estimates the results of the 2026 election by age, race, education and gender for every state. We’ll continue to update with more refined estimates as results come in over the next few weeks.
Expect breezy conditions as voters go to the voting polls today, Tuesday, November 3, with chances of severe weather later and into Wednesday morning.
Trump won Mississippi three times, but his approval has hit a new low. See what polls show ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Mississippi officials are taking steps to prevent ballot shortages as high voter turnout is expected this cycle.
Though the impending elections didn't match last year's precedent for high-dollar special election races, several candidates raised thousands.
A viral social media post has suggested that a poll worker writing on your ballot will invalidate it. Here is the truth.
The Georgia senator says Democrats should invest beyond traditional battlegrounds, pointing to Scott Colom’s Mississippi Senate race as an opportunity.
Republicans are burning tens of millions of last-minute ad dollars to try to rescue three red-state senators who they say ignored months of warnings that their campaigns were in danger. Why it matters: Senate races in Kansas, South Carolina and Mississippi are normally GOP layups. This year, Republicans have diverted resources from swing-state battles to defend them. The frustration with Sens. Roger Marshall (Kansas), Darline Graham (South...
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