US Midterm Vote Count Leaves 2 Senate Races and Boebert Contest Uncalled
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Updated · BBC.com · Nov 6
US Midterm Vote Count Leaves 2 Senate Races and Boebert Contest Uncalled
3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Nov 6
Summary
Two Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi were still uncalled Thursday, with Democrat Mary Peltola ahead by just over 600 votes and Scott Colom leading by a little more than 1,100.
Those margins could still shift as states count remaining ballots—Mississippi has until Nov. 10 to process provisional and late mail votes, while Alaska also has more ballots outstanding.
Colorado's 4th District remained another key watchpoint, with Lauren Boebert trailing Democrat Eileen Laubacher and about 7% of votes still to be counted.
Several other House contests in Tennessee, Arizona, Nevada and Ohio were also unresolved, leaving open the possibility of an even larger Democratic House majority after the party already flipped both chambers.
California's billionaire tax measure and the Kansas governor's race were also still in play, underscoring how late counts could shape the scale—and symbolism—of Democrats' midterm gains.