Who Is Mississippi Senate Candidate Scott Colom's Wife, Nadia?
Summary
Democrat Scott Colom held a narrow lead over Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s uncalled U.S. Senate race, with 97 percent of votes counted. Colom’s wife, Nadia Dale Colom, has supported his campaign and works as executive director of the Golden Triangle Boys and Girls Club. Mississippi has no recount procedure, though candidates can challenge results in court or appeal to the Senate.Key Facts
- Colom led Hyde-Smith by 2,575 votes, or 0.3 percentage points, according to the article.
- The Associated Press reported that 97 percent of the vote had been counted.
- Mississippi counties had until November 13 to submit certified results to the secretary of state.
- Secretary of State Michael Watson said 2,578 absentee mail-in ballots remained and 15,547 affidavit ballots had been processed, with 76 percent accepted.
- Nadia Dale Colom and Scott Colom live in Columbus, Mississippi, and have two daughters in elementary school.
- Nadia Colom is from West Point, Mississippi, and has served as executive director of the Golden Triangle Boys and Girls Club.
- Mississippi has not elected a Democratic senator since John Stennis in 1982.
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