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US midterms latest results: Mississippi Senate race 'neck and neck'

US midterms latest results: Mississippi Senate race 'neck and neck'

france24.com 04.11.2026 10:22 5 views
France 24's Dheepthika Laurent breaks down the numbers and takes a look at the latest results in the US midterms. Among the races yet to be called is the battle for the Senate in Mississippi, which remains neck and neck

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US midterms latest results: Mississippi Senate race 'neck and neck' France 24's Dheepthika Laurent breaks down the numbers and takes a look at the latest results in the US midterms. Among the races yet to be called is the battle for the Senate in Mississippi, which remains neck and neck, she says. 'The mood got better and better as the night went on': Dems celebrate midterms victory US midterms: Trump 'has done everything to make life difficult for business owners' Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate race, will become first Muslim senator Midterms: What impact did redistricting in California and Texas have? Blue wave 'turning into a tsunami' as Democrats take control of Congress US midterms: Democrat James Talarico wins Senate race in deep-red Texas Talarico says 'power belongs to the people' as Democrats win big in Texas 2026 Midterms: Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms makes history in Georgia © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.

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