Dem Senate candidate on why he thinks he can win in Trump territory: ‘Mississippians have been betrayed’

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Published 22 Oct 2026, 01:12 BST1 min read

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District attorney Scott Colom joins Erin Burnett OutFront to make the case for why he thinks he can defy the odds and flip a traditionally red seat currently held by Republican Senator Cindy Hyde Smith. Colom tells Erin Burnett, "there's more corruption than ever, and Mississippians are ready for somebody who's going to fight for them."

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