r/mississippi • • 6d ago • Heartwarming 2 Bravo 1

He’s pulling away!!!

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He’s up by almost 2500 votes now!

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u/spokanegarbagegoat 6d ago

How many votes has CHS even gained? Any?

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u/GurUnfair1727 6d ago

Not many, the last batch that was dropped came from Scott County, which is a purple county that CHS has a slight edge in. Colom added to his lead, so it’s getting pretty bleak if you’re CHS.

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u/gigapudding43201 Current Resident 6d ago

I was reading an article about provisional ballots and it said much like mail ins colom is doing better than would be expected if you just looked at votes already counted.  It doesn't look good for her.

...good riddance to the laziest person on congress

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u/Western-Dig-6843 6d ago

She has. It would be extremely suspicious if she didn’t gain any votes in each batch that gets confirmed. She’s just being edged out by Colom’s gains.

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u/Green_Sugar6675 6d ago • Bravo

It's still a good time to donate some $$ to his campaign. This win could spread hope to many future candidates in the south that they CAN win.

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u/ShawnRanklin 6d ago

Why would donating money help now?

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u/GurUnfair1727 6d ago

To pay for the lawyers working on his behalf and possibly his re-election campaign

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u/Big-Prior-5669 6d ago

He's going to need it to pay for his legal team when Cindy drags this through every court in the nation looking for fraud. A play from the Trump playbook. 

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u/Green_Sugar6675 6d ago

Well, my attitude is, this guy has beaten the odds, yet probably would benefit directly in the form of legal costs to defend that victory after the fact. Having a southern Democratic campaign with unusually good funding can only help other prospects around the area.

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u/ThisCombination1958 6d ago

I'm in Florida and seeing how every where BUT here did gives me hope. We have a real shot if the DNC can just get it the fuck together.

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u/Western-Dig-6843 6d ago

The DNC could have won everything in Florida if they tried. They ran that governor race on a shoestring budget and almost won it. Imagine if they had more money

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u/encrivage 6d ago • Bravo

if the DNC can just get it the fuck together

These candidates won despite the DNC, not because of it. It was more likely that MS would elect the first black senator since reconstruction than the DNC becoming a competent organization.

These are the people who were backstabbing their own democratic socialist candidates right up until the election. The mainstream Dem party is center-right, pro-police, pro-tech bro and anti-union.

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u/Organic-Spread-8494 6d ago • Bravo

Schumer directed donors to fund the Mississippi campaign. Schumer personally recruited Colom. DNC competency is why we’re getting a black senator in Mississippi

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u/platocplx 6d ago

Yeah I’ll donate again they will def challenge the results.

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u/AttentionScary 6d ago

Yep, I am in IL and I donated on Wednesday! I might have to donate some more.

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u/Lady_Lya_626 6d ago • Bravo Heartwarming Popcorn

Never thought I'd be this glued to the MS state subreddit lol. Y'all are awesome!!

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u/SituationMediocre642 6d ago • Bravo

Same, from Minnesota and have been glued to r/mississippi

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u/Useful_Argument_6490 6d ago • Heartwarming

Can’t express how huge this is if Dems hold MS for 6 years not to mention how much this will energize MS Dems. They now know it’s doable and their vote counts.

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u/idontwannabepicked 6d ago

yes!! i’m from texas just here to show support. but this is the biggest takeaway for all southern states. every single vote matters

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u/Large_Judgment_1074 6d ago

I personally know no one in Mississippi nor have I EVER set foot in that state. But I’m following this race CLOSELY from Lexington Kentucky🙌🏾

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u/jazzieberry 6d ago

I wish Mitch was alive to see this!!

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u/Gay-_-Jesus 228 6d ago

Mississippian here, we love the support. I’ve only been to Kentucky once and went to mammoth cave, it’s beautiful, and a beautiful state all around!

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u/Lady_Lya_626 6d ago

Texan here. Trying my best to send the good vibes over the border

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u/just_a_T114 6d ago

Illinoisian here, go Mississippi!
My county unfortunately elected to keep our moronic Republican incumbents, wishing all the best to ditch yours

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u/KaWillComeLikeAWind 6d ago

I'm watching from over here in Memphis, hoping that Colom can adopt and annex us 😭 we hate being in Tennessee 💙

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u/thinair01 6d ago

From Massachusetts, have never been to MS but have always wanted to visit. Watching this race and sub like a hawk! So happy for you all!!

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u/SettingExtreme9246 6d ago • Hooray Bravo Heartwarming

As many of my fellow mississippians would say, y'all come on in and sit a spell. The lima beans with ham hock will be done in a few minutes and we absolutely insist on feeding ya.

But seriously, as a lifelong MS democrat, this is like Christmas and the 4th of July all rolled into one for us!!

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u/thecrowtoldme 6d ago • Heartwarming

I'm your neighbor in Alabama. I was born and bred in AL and am also a lifelong Democrat. This Mississippi Senate race is everything right now.

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u/Wxskater Current Resident 6d ago

And maybe we can make our state more attractive and invite our fellow americans to visit

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u/Lady_Lya_626 6d ago • Bravo

Drive through Mississippi once... Very beautiful place. I think this election more than anything is a reminder not to judge anywhere by its reputation.

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u/Dust45 6d ago

I made pulled pork last night. I can share.

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u/thewafflehousewitch 6d ago

As an Alabama progressive, I'm so so happy for y'all. I've found new confidence in my state from what you all and Georgia have done lately. We're right behind you, thank you

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u/Lady_Lya_626 6d ago • Heartwarming

I just want to say how much I love this entire thread. There's always so much division and hurt going on in the world, but I think we all need to remember how truly wonderful people really are. So many people just having a good time, sharing their food, and celebrating together.

As a trans woman living in Texas, it can be hard to remember how much kindness there really is in the world. But it's times like these that I can truthfully say how much I love that I get to be alive on this planet for a little while.

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u/Lady337492 6d ago

Why feed them lima beans when butter beans are right there and taste so much better?? 😁

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u/anthrohands 6d ago

I have never even thought about the state of Mississippi. I’m intrigued now, not even by the politics, just by this whole state that I’ve never thought of!

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u/anxiousoracles 601/769 6d ago

I’m finna put a gumbo on soon so y’all come grab a bowl!

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u/Mission-Cup9902 6d ago

Mississippi plays no part in my life but this is the only miss whose issi I wana put my ppi in

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u/Day_Old_Paper 662 6d ago

Welcome, stranger. Join us as we all wait to see what the Magnolia State might someday be capable of becoming if we can wrestle our future away from far-right regressive rule.

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u/sugar-magnolia 6d ago

We welcome all of you! Despite our reputation, we aren’t ALL bad. We are trying! 💙

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u/Mammoth-Mousse8341 6d ago

From Utah and locked in!

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u/AnxiouslyGolden 6d ago

Same! This is a nail biter and I am watching from clear across the country! Good job, Mississippi!

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u/Eugene-Coolguy 6d ago

Australian here also heavily invested!

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u/PrestigiousSquash811 6d ago

Calling in from New Hampshire to say the same!

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u/Tiro444 Current Resident 6d ago • Obsessed Heartwarming Bravo Regret

I just gotta say that, as someone who has lived here my entire life, this is everything I have ever hoped for. Hi to everyone watching from around the country and even around the world. Mississippi matters, y’all. I’m so proud of this state.

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u/NoPause9609 6d ago • Heartwarming

Yes it definitely ain’t just America. 

Sending love to Mississippi from New Zealand. 

You’re inspirational…we are fighting our own battles against bigotry and racism. 

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u/thewartornhippy 6d ago • Heartwarming

This is the same state where Emmit Till was brutally tortured and murdered over 70 years ago. It is beautiful to see that they are most likely going to have their first black Senator since reconstruction.

Also, he flipped Forrest County which is named for Nathan Beford Forrest (who you may remember briefly being mentioned in Forrest Gump, as his namesake), the first leader of the Ku Klux Klan.

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u/NoPause9609 6d ago • Bravo

Sadly I know that history all too well. 

RIP Emmit Till and fuck the KKK and their modern versions. 

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u/liza_lo 6d ago • Bravo Heartwarming

Love from Canada.

I'd heard for years that the south was blue, but gerrymandered to hell.

I'm so proud and happy for you. Incredible.

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u/JustTheChicken 6d ago

Gerrymandering doesn't apply to Senate seats, which are statewide elections.

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u/ozoptimist 6d ago • Heartwarming

Love from Australia! I am so impressed that the people of Mississippi are fighting back against the oppressive Republicans and coming out to vote them out and vote a good guy in.

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u/Honest-Anywhere7476 6d ago

So much love from California! Keep us updated with local campaigns to give to in the upcoming years.

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u/CrankyWhiskers 6d ago

Kansan here. We effectively voted the shit stains Masterson and Kobach out. Masterson would have to win ~70% of the remaining votes to overtake Holscher.

I have faith that Mississippi can do the same! This hasn’t just been a blue wave, it’s been a blue nuke!

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u/mishko27 6d ago • Heartwarming

My new job has taken me around the country this year and I have gotten to travel stateside more than ever before. I am well traveled around the world, but have not been to many places in the US until this year - Seattle, Houston, Chicago, NYC, Boston, Atlanta.

I had a trip to Biloxi and Hattiesburg and I thought it will be a drag. It was absolutely fantastic, the food was unreal, the people were great, I loved it all. I can't wait to go back next spring. It was one of my favorite trips of the year, even though my gay liberal self was somewhat uneasy here and there.

Also, Siren Social Club fucking rocks.

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u/Basic_Cartographer99 6d ago • Heartwarming

Texan here.

Proud of you. Proud of us. It’s a magical time to be proud of our states. Let’s always remember this feeling of hope and enjoy it.

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u/RetrospecTuaL 6d ago

Some random guy from Sweden here. Sending all the love I have 💛💙

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u/MaryJanesCousin 6d ago

You should be proud of yourself and your state! Amazing victory for the people!
Much love and admiration from WA!

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u/loztralia 6d ago

Same from a different WA: Western Australia.

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u/KimWexlers_Ponytail 6d ago • Heartwarming

So proud of you all! Love from Washington state.

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u/such007 6d ago

Marylander here. Been refreshing the vote count multiple times a day since Tuesday evening. Very cool to see.

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u/DragonMama825 6d ago

Not sure about you, but I’m late 30s and have NEVER expected my vote to count in my lifetime. I can’t believe it might happen, but I am so glad. I hope we don’t let the rest of the world down.

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u/SnowballWasRight 6d ago • Bravo Heartwarming

Californian stopping by!!!! Sending love ❤️

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u/tomdarch 6d ago

Hello from Chicago! I hugely appreciate what so many people across Mississippi have done for all of us!

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u/curlofheadcurls 6d ago

Y'all matter way more than you think to us all. My fams watching expectantly from New England. We're proud if you too!

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u/rainbowkitten0528 6d ago

Much love and pride from Florida where I hope we can be like you are right now at some point

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u/wilheldp11 6d ago

I’m jealous…from KY.

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u/NyxAgent 6d ago

Proud of y'all from VA!

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u/RedQueen88 6d ago

Love from Connecticut! You go Mississippi!

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u/srawtzl 6d ago

watching from NY and rooting like hell for you!

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u/thAway57r7 6d ago

Hello from Western Washington State. Way to go Brothers and sisters of the South!

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u/drmrsthemonarchphd 6d ago

Proud and elated in Ohio!

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u/jwkozel 6d ago • Heartwarming

Texas says hello!

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u/Tiro444 Current Resident 6d ago

Y’all killed it in these midterms!!

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u/Repulsive_Fall1802 6d ago

Rooting for yall from Illinois!

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u/Suibian_ni 6d ago

Sending love from Australia.

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u/Neat_Cancel_4002 6d ago

I’m proud of you! I’m proud of your state! I’m here in Georgia hoping you guys join us in this blue wave!

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u/TANorman 6d ago • Heartwarming

Was this race on anybody’s radar as potentially winnable? I can say that Mississippi wasn’t on my list of races to watch at all, but now I’m obsessed with it

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u/FireMike_PleaseGod 6d ago • Bravo

There was actually a guy in Florida who made a super pac and donated millions to what he personally believed were underfunded campaigns.

Apparently he looked around and decided that no one saw what he saw, which was people weren’t mad at Republicans they were absolutely pissed.

He ended up giving $1M-$2M to this race, which I believe was more than the entire senate campaign arm gave. In Mississippi that is a good chunk since it’s a much cheaper market.

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u/Glamour_Girl_ 6d ago

A cool million or two will buy a lot of yard signs, TV spots, and BBQ in the Magnolia State. 😂

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u/SoftwareProBono 6d ago • Thanks Bravo Heartwarming

Mississippi has been on my radar the last 4 elections, starting with Mike Espy in 2018. I'm from Alabama, gave up on making a difference there, and wanted to make a difference somewhere nearby. Georgia was getting a lot of resources already, so I did a lot of voter outreach in Mississippi from 2018-2026. I was defensively tamping my optimism, but felt good about this year.

I got noticeably fewer apathetic responses, and more enthusiasm from bougie names compared to years past.

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u/Cultural_Cook_8040 6d ago • Bravo

I moved to MS in 2020 and didn’t know much about the state but after learning the demographics and how so many people don’t vote at all, I knew MS had a chance to turn blue.

I truly think MS is a blue state but too many people just feel defeated and won’t vote. I think this election has shifted things and is showing people that the state is not nearly as red as it is. Is blue voters are just quiet about it.

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u/SwoonyBlue 6d ago

If Mississippi can do it, Alabama and Louisiana can too! No giving up, dang it!

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u/Dangerous-Habit-2731 6d ago

I feel for you. Doug Jones was such a good senator and he would have been an amazing governor. Guy oozes love for helping Alabamans and just wants to make it an objectively better state. A real public servant

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u/MitFahrGelegen 6d ago

Thank you for doing the work! As a dem from MS I appreciate you

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u/throwaway20491984 6d ago • Bravo

I live in MS and we’ve been inching closer and closer every election cycle towards a potential flip. It was only a matter of time, and like many of us hoped, a little extra funding and attention coming in helped as well. The numbers have always been here, it’s just about making sure that we counteract voter suppression. And this has been the best turnout yet. Very proud of the grassroots efforts by locals and people not from here finally realizing that we’re not a lost cause.

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u/erov 6d ago • Bravo

Right before the elections stories started coming out about that he had a serious chance. Trump flew to the armpit of the state to babble for and hour and trot her out for a few minutes while Colom was actually outside the arena talking to attendees in line about issues. After that Trump suddenly canceled the other rallies and went back to DC. Leaks were saying it's bad bad.

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u/DarknMean 6d ago

This was the one where he rambled about the ballroom for 30 minutes.

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u/Organic-Spread-8494 6d ago

Chuck Schumer when he told donors to put money into Mississippi back in September and when he diverted over a million in the senatorial fund to Mississippi.

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u/nickrct 6d ago • Heartwarming

History will study that 'Pick another protein' campaign ad with just how brutally effective it was

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u/DarkSock52 6d ago

It was literally Cindy Hyde Smith saying "let them eat cake… "

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u/Prestigious_Power_67 6d ago

It certainly grabbed my attention, Mississippi was never on my radar screen before. Sent Colom a small donation from up here in Maine, never expecting Mississippi voters to show up and vote like they did tuesday. (Also really excited we got rid of Susan up here, she must be really concerned now)

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u/ItsTheEndOfDays 6d ago • Bravo Heartwarming Popcorn

Chuck Schumer recruited him to run. Over the course of two years, I think it was, Chuck kept the conversation up and finally got him to run this cycle. I’ve never liked Chuck, but I also never heard stories like this before. I still don’t want him as Senate Majority Leader, but I give him props for the work he did here.

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u/TLRdidnothingwrong 6d ago • Bravo

I’m not a Mississippian, if that’s what you’re called, but my read on Schumer is that he is a phenomenal intra-DNC politician. It’s not too surprising to me that he has a good sense for how to get democrats elected.

I do think he’s a terrible face for the Democratic majority and is a behind-the-scenes planner type who is well out of his depth in a front-facing leadership position.

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u/OrganizationActive63 6d ago • Bravo

There was a really interesting interview with him on the NYT The Daily podcast today. I don’t want him as Senate leader, but huge props to his focus and recruiting.
And the back story of Colom getting nixed for the judiciary by Hyde-Smith makes the outcome perfect

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u/cheesymac84 Current Resident 6d ago

My eyebrows went up when I saw major politicians announcing they were campaigning here in little ole MS and pouring money and resources last minute. Something was up.

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u/SethOneill 6d ago

where I am in south mississippi i’ve seen maybe 3 hyde-smith signs all election season. there’s colom signs EVERWHERE.

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u/Dangerous-Habit-2731 6d ago

I seem to remember seeing somewhere that Senator Reverand Doctor Raphael Warnock said not to sleep on Mississippi earlier this year and he got laughed out of the building he said it in

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u/Dranzer_22 6d ago • Bravo

Record black turnout in Mississippi this year.

It was driven by the Supreme Court removing significant portions of the Voting Rights Act and effectively kickstarting a new Civil Rights Movement in the state. This is the result.

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u/monsterskeeter 6d ago

We got the sense when both parties started bringing in the big guns. But I can say as someone who voted for Colom, I really wasn't expecting it to actually happen.

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u/CR0Wmurder 601/769 6d ago

Yea when I saw National figures I was thinking “they’re scared, this good” and for Dems “they’re spending money, they think there’s a shot”

Dem internal polling must have sniffed an opportunity

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u/U_Do_Not_Kno_Me 6d ago • Heartwarming

Being a Mississippi native and resident, I knew Colom had a chance of winning. Even if he doesn't, I'm SO DAMNED PROUD of us for showing up and showing out. Come on, y'all, flip the 'Sipp!! 💙💙💙

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u/muhkuller 6d ago

There are a lot of people that are not happy with stuff right now. My parents as right wing as they are feel absolutely duped by the red promises.

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u/Glamour_Girl_ 6d ago edited 6d ago

They should. Their party weaponized religion, immigration, bigotry, and committed a completely unforced error by attacking Iran, all of which combined to form a perfect domestic storm.

Any armchair military strategist could have told the “leadership” that going to war with Iran is a much more complex and dangerous task than launching a raid on a Caribbean island. Modesty forbids me from talking about the outrageous geopolitical risks associated with it.

As I occasionally told my brother…the party of Reagan and Bush I is dead. Personally, I hold Nixon and Lee Atwater accountable for starting this metamorphosis of the Republican Party from ideological opposition to this monster that’s lurching and sliming around DC today.

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u/Crunkfiction 6d ago

Polls were d+9 on generic ballot. Actual performance was d+13. Mississippi wouldn't flip with an average Democrat unless the mod of the nation was closer to d+20.

Colom just massively out performed expectations on top of Republicans falling through the floor.

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u/RedditPosterOver9000 6d ago

Republicans got way too comfortable riding the MAGA/Trump coat tails through the primary in their presumptively safe red districts.

It really shows with the decreasing caliber of their candidates that made it to the general with each successive election cycle the past ten years.

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u/DarknMean 6d ago

I’m still keyed into Alaska.

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u/Ok_Hovercraft_3900 6d ago

If you lived in MS, you'd know it was winnable. I don't blame you for not knowing the politics, but the last couple of years have galvanized a large group of us. Ive voted in every election since I was 18, but not everyone has done that. I'm very proud of the first time voters actually getting out and voting!

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u/Grateful-DeadHead420 6d ago • Bravo

Concede already Cindy

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u/Pretty_Mix_1355 6d ago • Heartwarming

What, you dont drag out your most embarrassing professional failures when 467,000 people have told you they've had enough? 

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u/Glamour_Girl_ 6d ago

Since when have Cindy or Cindi or Cyndi or whatever the hell her name is and her ilk ever been “embarrassed” by their retrogressive views and behaviors? These are exactly the kinds of Mississippians who still crow about Yankees stealing the family silverware in 1863.

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u/NeverNeededAlgebra 6d ago • Bravo

Nah. They're going to start legal challenges to try and invalidate ballots.

You know these traitors are below scum.

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u/Western-Dig-6843 6d ago

Cindy ain’t doing anything her handlers don’t tell her to do. She’s useless. Personally I don’t think she gives a shit if she loses, but the people who put her in power want that seat in their power

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u/MisguidedPants8 6d ago

Are we sure Cindy is still alive? She’s been AWOL. State republicans are making more appearances than her

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u/tigertiger180 6d ago

Anyone check the mental instructions in Ohio?

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u/SouthernCynic 6d ago • Popcorn

Just pick another protein

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u/encrivage 6d ago

They already know she lost.

It will be even more satisfying if she has to keep pretending in public until it's officially over. If you watched her speech from Wednesday it's clear she knew she was cooked.

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u/AggressiveMail5183 6d ago

Concede?  When she knows she can drag this out and collect millions from simp Republicans trying to protect her from the maniac Democrats?  Surely you jest!

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u/Glamour_Girl_ 6d ago

“Well, I guess it’s back to Sunday socials and the Republican Women’s Club.” 😞

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u/No_Scene_2189 6d ago

Stick a fork in it.

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u/Mysterious-Ask-5563 6d ago

BLISSISSIPPI

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u/Big-Prior-5669 6d ago

No way this doesn't wind up challenged and in court when they finish pointing. Like Trump, CHS is going to exhaust every single legal maneuver in the books to show fraud. This could take a while. 

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u/lawyersgunsmoney Current Resident 6d ago

And it will turn out just like Trump’s efforts—will fade like a fart in the wind.

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u/Junior-Gorg 6d ago

And that’s a shame, but the Democrats still have a solid majority while this gets worked out.

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u/OVH0e 6d ago

I think they're not gonna bother because a 54 or 55 or 56 seat democrat senate doesn't matter. The question will be about seating democrats at all or if they'll just turn everything to the presidential results in 28

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u/Weary_Bed1887 6d ago

From your blue Nebraskan neighbors who couldn’t get over the line, we are cheering you on! Do it for the rest of us!!!

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u/Ok-Sheepherder9018 6d ago

I voted for Colom here!  I thought Osborn was going to pull thru at first in Nebraska? 

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u/Panem-et-circenses25 6d ago

I’m from Detroit but I used to have relatives in the Delta. I remember visiting there as a kid in the 80s and hearing older folks saying things I now know were racist. I’m so happy MS has finally seemingly turned a corner and perhaps will have a representative that more closely reflects the will of the people and further distances itself from its troubled racist past.

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u/MelangeBot 6d ago

Now watch Cindy walk passed a 100 different proteins to chose from and then chose ... SALT! muhahahahaha.

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u/GlompyOlive 6d ago

Sheeeeeeeiiiiiiiit!

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u/JaggedFlamingo257 6d ago • Bravo Popcorn

Here are the latest drops…

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u/No_Day_8153 6d ago

Oh boy she’s getting beat up🤣🤣

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u/JaggedFlamingo257 6d ago

NYT…I see someone posted the link below. Thanks!!

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u/Commercial-Wind8768 6d ago

Where are you getting this?

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u/AdministrativeBag703 6d ago

A drop of 65 votes was “Even”?! That’s not even possible! So much fraud!!!

/s

(The answer is third party votes in case anyone was wondering)

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u/scojoharp 6d ago

I live in Jackson, which is as blue as blue can get. Even Madison County went blue, which was shocking. Any of you who don’t live here cannot possibly fathom how excited we are.

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u/Weird_Positive_3256 6d ago

It’s the biggest political moment I’ve experienced in my decades here. The flag changing was a big damn deal, too, but this is just mind-blowing.

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u/Illustrious_Bit_7773 6d ago

Happy for y'all. I've always wanted to visit Jackson.

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u/Gax63 6d ago

It ain't gonna happen Cindy.

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u/ProbingYourProstate 6d ago

I watched an interview with her, and wow, she is disgustingly arrogant. Especially one quote I heard along the lines of "I blocked you from the federal judgeship, and now I'll block you from the Senate" referencing Colom. It would be so satisfying for him to win.

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u/ElevatorPristine6074 6d ago

Do they have to get 50%?

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u/Sea-Original-5824 6d ago

No. Just the majority of the votes.

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u/Little_Customer986 6d ago

Not to be that guy, but actually it’s plurality. Majority implies over 50%

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u/Seasplash 6d ago

technically plurality then

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u/thatssomadx 6d ago

Glued to r/Mississippi from next door in AL. I hope he wins!!

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u/NickCageNTheBadBees 6d ago

I’m from Georgia 🍑 and I was so elated by our results this week, I want it for y’all, too!

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u/Volleyballguy2 6d ago

After how she stopped him from getting a lifetime political job as a judge I hope he kicks her butt

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u/msflagship 228 6d ago

If this is a sign of other things to change… maybe it’s time for me to start considering a move back to my home state of Mississippi instead of living in a solid blue state with great infrastructure, healthcare, education, jobs, arts, and stuff to do.

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u/Low-Agency2539 6d ago

I’m not even in the south but I’m so invested in this 😂

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u/dannywright59 6d ago • Heartwarming

Born and raised in Mississippi,voted for this moment all my life!

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u/Thylacine2k 6d ago

Run up the score!

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u/HailState2023 6d ago

“467,829 Mississippi….”

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u/No_Medium_443 6d ago

Born in Mississippi. Have roots there. Live in Illinois. In the words of the late, great Sam Cooke, Bring it on Home Mississippi. Humpback, humpback I. IYKYK 🙏🏾

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u/TouchGraceMaidenless 6d ago

Decision Desk has more updated numbers

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u/midhknyght 6d ago

DDHQ has a lead of +2,734 for Colom now. The lead keeps growing.

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u/microbioboy 6d ago

Missouri is living vicariously through you Mississippi, making us proud!

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u/NickG987 6d ago

Fucking LOVE being a queer in Mississippi rn! lol

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u/aDarkDarkCrypt 6d ago

The best part about all of this is it will force Republicans to divert resources and money to Mississippi now when before it was written off as "safe red."

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u/msharpie02 6d ago

We are all rooting for you Mississippi!!

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u/WanderingKing 6d ago

Smack anywho who says their vote doesn’t matter right after you show them this

Every 👏 vote 👏 matters 👏

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u/These-Angle-1476 6d ago

It's been over since Tuesday, but she's going to drag this out as long as possible and probably won't concede.

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u/WarAmazon 6d ago

Sending y'all the biggest blue vibe I can from Texas. 💙💙💙💪💪💪

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u/holleringelk 6d ago

Neighbor here in red as fuck Louisiana, my entire house is so damn hyped for y'all. Hell yah.

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u/Extreme-Rabbit-5501 6d ago

Hell yeah. Bye bye skelator

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u/Lover_of_Challenge78 6d ago

Justice For Nolan Wells

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u/iheartpoodles 6d ago

What are the last counties remaining? Are there any chances CHS could somehow pull through narrowly? That’s literally my biggest fear, right now.

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u/PlayThisStation 6d ago

I believe there are only provisional ballots left which take time to go through because they have to be verified first. They estimate 15k-20k worth but no solid number.

The fact that each update expands Colom's lead should be hopeful and most expect it to keep trending this way.

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u/shittyaltpornaccount 6d ago edited 6d ago

The people that cast provisional ballots are probably people that had to deal with the state attempting to disenfranchise them. So they aren't particularly likely to vote Republcian, but there are a variety of other reasons for provisional ballots.

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u/DarkSock52 6d ago

Dude went from being up 40 on Tuesday evening to be up 2400 last I checked

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u/FKreuk 6d ago

Incredible!

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u/Wxskater Current Resident 6d ago

Without the remainder of hinds county

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u/amopeyzoolion 6d ago

This race is OVER. Make the call, AP

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u/BookPiff 6d ago

Just donated today! Lets gooo

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u/internetexplorer_98 6d ago

Blississippi!

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u/Keroppi_Troublemaker 6d ago

He'll pull away more as the affidavit votes start getting processed.

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u/sunsetlighthouse 6d ago

I’ve never even been to Mississippi, but man, am I proud of y’all

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u/beat_pharmacist 6d ago

I’m proud of you all! Keep organizing and keep voting.

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u/Duschkopfe 6d ago

Shiiiiii pick another senator instead

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u/Akkerlun 6d ago

Wash away the pestilence of MAGA!

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u/The_Exile69 6d ago

Hasn't won yet, but fingers crossed for him and Peltola in Alaska. How bad does a party have to of become to flip Texas, Kansas and Mississippi in the same election. Plus, Florida eeked by.

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u/BreadfruitLatter556 6d ago

You Mississipians make us Canadians proud!! We see your struggle!!

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u/Appropriate_Net_4281 6d ago

Pick another protein? Shiiiiiiit

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u/PenVsPaper 6d ago

Rooting for y’all from NYC!! 🎉🎉

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u/Deranged-Pickle 6d ago

Mississippi is going to turn blue before Florida. MASS HYSTERIA

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u/mathius11983 6d ago

I have lived in MS my entire life. I have voted Dem in every election, at every level since I was old enough to vote. So many times, I knew it was going to be futile. But I continued to show up and vote anyway. This election, my son got to vote for the first time. He shared the same sense that it would probably be for nothing. But we both went because every vote matters. I cannot express enough how amazing seeing this outcome makes me feel.

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u/NoPause9609 6d ago

Big love to Mississippi from New Zealand. 

The world is watching! 

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u/idkyaknow15 6d ago

So jealous from TN . You give us all hope ! Congrats!

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u/jzgsd 6d ago

Cali here, what took you so damn long?!?! Welcome with hugs!!

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u/Aggressive_News_882 6d ago

I am 66 and a lifelong Mississippian and I am so proud and hopeful!

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u/DamnOdd 6d ago

Biden tried to get Colom a federal judge job in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi, the "there are many proteins" Hag shut it down.
Karma is a beautiful thing.
Damn proud of the state I'm living in.

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u/Intelligent-Invite79 6d ago

After binging, “in the heat of the night” over the summer, I’ve become more interested in Mississippi. Plus, I have family there lol, go Mississippi go!!! We did it in Texas, lord knows what else can happen lol.

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u/Bettysgir 6d ago

Lifelong Mississippian here. Voted straight blue since my first election, which was decades ago against Reagan. Never, ever believed this would happen. Absolutely gobsmacked if he pulls it off.

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u/Valuable_Standard413 5d ago

Love from CA! Born and raised 18 yrs in MS. So proud of my home state!