Former Department of Justice voting rights lawyer David Becker explains why the razor thin Mississippi midterm election is proceeding “exactly as it should.”

Democratic Senate nominee Scott Colom in Mississippi could be on the way to pulling off a historic victory for Democrats in the South by becoming the first Black senator elected from the state since Blanche Bruce in 1874.

Data: BLS via FRED; Chart: Emily Peck/Axios If you had to pick one political advertisement to sum up voters' biggest economic beef heading into the midterms, it might have been the one about, well, beef: A viral spot for Mississippi's Democratic Senate candidate, Scott Colom, making fun of his opponent's comment that people should simply "pick another protein" to deal with higher beef prices. Why it matters: The spiking cost of red meat really...

The Chair of the Republican party in Mississippi, Mike Hurst, tells CNN’s Jake Tapper there may be as many as 25,000 provisional ballots yet to be counted

You've likely seen ads for U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom. But did you know a key advisor is his twin brother Andrew Colom, a Detroit developer?

Dems Hold Slim Leads in Alaska, Mississippi Races

Live updates and the latest news as Trump heads to a NASA expo after GOP’s midterm defeat and vote counting continues in the Alaska and Mississippi Senate races.

The GOP is on high alert in South Mississippi as the U.S. Senate race between Cindy Hyde-Smith and Scott Colom comes down to the wire.