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What Went Down In The Mississippi Senate Runoff Election
If the Espometer is right and Hyde-Smith wins my mid-high single digits, it will be another very good night for the polls, which had her winning by 7.5 points on average.
No question that Espy’s chances are looking slim, but he’s certainly outperformed the Nov. 6 Democratic vote all over the state. In Lowndes County (Columbus, Miss.) on the Alabama border, the GOP won it by 6 points three weeks ago, but with almost 86 percent of precincts in, Espy leads it by 20 points.
I mean, Nate, it’s less of an anticlimax than I was expecting at the beginning of the night, when I thought we’d all go home by 9 o’clock.
