Alaska and Mississippi Senate Races Too Close to Call
Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi remain too close to call as officials process remaining mail in and provisional ballots. Final outcomes could take days or weeks. The results will determine the final size of the incoming Senate majority.
The United States Senate majority hangs in the balance as tight races in Mississippi and Alaska remain undecided following the November 4 midterm elections. With 54 seats already secured by Democrats and allied independents, the final margin rests on uncounted mail-in and provisional ballots.
Both contests mirror broader legislative battles for control of the upper congressional chamber, where senators serve six-year terms. Election analysts warn that verification procedures could stretch the outcome across multiple weeks.
