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Colom rips 'unlawful attack' after Hyde-Smith demands ballot preservation in Mississippi

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“Colom rips 'unlawful attack' after Hyde-Smith demands ballot preservation in Mississippi”

An attorney for Mississippi Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom said Republican efforts to separate particular ballots are illegal under state law and should not be followed, according to a letter sent to county election commissioners Thursday. The letter comes in reaction to the National Republican Senatorial Committee's request to all 82 Mississippi counties that they...

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