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Mississippi and Alaska Senate races remain uncalled
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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly left-leaning (67%).
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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska had not been called as of November 6, 2026, according to CBS News, NBC News and NewsNation. NBC reports that the Democratic candidates in both races were narrowly leading, and says the close contests may take days or even weeks to resolve. CBS News' director of elections and surveys, Anthony Salvanto, is breaking down the status of the uncalled midterm races, including Mississippi and Alaska.
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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska had not been called as of November 6, 2026.
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- CBS News, NBC News
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- NewsNation
NBC reports that the Democratic Senate candidates were narrowly leading in Mississippi and Alaska.
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NBC reports that the races may take days or even weeks to resolve.
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All three outlets report that the Mississippi and Alaska Senate races had not been called on November 6. NBC focuses on Democratic candidates’ narrow leads and the possible wait for results, while NewsNation’s headline states only the uncalled status.
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NBC’s headline centers on Democrats maintaining a narrow lead, while CBS’s headline describes only the uncalled status and a breakdown by its elections director.
Democrats Maintain Narrow Lead in Mississippi and Alaska
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NewsNation’s headline states only that the Mississippi and Alaska Senate races have not been called, without naming a leader.
Mississippi and Alaska Senate races have not been called
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blue tsunami
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blue tsunamiMore neutral: Democratic gains
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Democrats are hoping their blue tsunami will reach even farther into GOP territory with their senate candidates narrowly…
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2 outletsLeads with
- Democratic candidates’ narrow leads
- Time needed to resolve close races
- Status of uncalled midterm races
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The status of uncalled midterm races in Mississippi, Alaska, beyond
CBS News' director of elections and surveys, Anthony Salvanto, breaks down the status of uncalled midterm races, including Mississippi and Alaska.
- NBC NewsLeft
Democrats Maintain Narrow Lead in Mississippi and Alaska
Democrats are hoping their Sensational language“blue tsunami”The term is a partisan image of a large electoral wave that adds drama and presents the expected outcome as already a wave.More neutral: Democratic gainsDisagree with this highlight? will reach even farther into GOP territory with their senate candidates narrowly leading in deep-red Mississippi and Alaska, but the too-close-to-call races may take days or even weeks to resolve. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.
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- Races not yet called
- Mississippi and Alaska Senate contests
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Mississippi and Alaska Senate races have not been called
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NBC News, Nov 6, 7:14 AM EST
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Its first report, Nov 6, 9:06 AM EST
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- NBC NewsLeftNov 6, 7:14 AM EST
- NewsNationCenterNov 6, 9:06 AM EST
- CBS NewsLeftNov 6, 6:00 PM EST
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