3rd place Mississippi Senate candidate says he did not spoil tight race for Democrat
Summary
Independent Ty Pinkins, who finished third in Mississippi’s close U.S. Senate race, said he does not believe he spoiled the race for Democrat Scott Colom. He suggested his campaign may instead have helped Colom, while the race remained uncalled on Nov. 5.Key Facts
- Pinkins ran as an independent in the Mississippi Senate race.
- Pinkins said he did not think he had spoiled the race for Colom.
- Pinkins said his candidacy may have helped Colom in the final tally.
- The article described the race as uncalled on Thursday morning.
- The results listed Colom with 466,226 votes and Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith with 464,502.
- The results listed Colom at 49.0% and Hyde-Smith at 48.9%.
- The results showed 96% of expected votes reported.
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