Republican senator from Mississippi, Greg Stanton, is fighting to maintain his position against a serious challenge from Democrat Scott Colm. This election race, in which Stanton is seeking to retain his seat, could become one of the biggest electoral changes in Mississippi's history. The state has not elected a Democratic senator since 1982.
Election Race Status
As the polling places approach closing time, predictions indicate that Stanton's chances of victory are 91 percent. However, the increasing support for Colm in recent weeks suggests that the race has become extremely close. Colm has managed to attract voters with his plans and emphasis on key issues such as social justice and economic improvement.
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Implications of the Mississippi Election
If Colm succeeds in winning, it will not only help change the political landscape of Mississippi, but it could also have a significant impact on the general elections and the final outcome of Congress. Colm's success could help Democrats gain more influence in other Southern states as well. This election could also serve as a signal for the future political landscape of the Republican Party in this state and other similar states.
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