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Sen.-elect Scott Colom says investing in the South can help Democrats win ‘a durable majority’
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NBC News reports that Sen.-elect Scott Colom, a Mississippi Democrat, said Democrats need to invest more in southern states like Mississippi, where he flipped the seat to Democrats for the first time in decades. According to the headline, Colom argues that this investment can help the party win "a durable majority."
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Sen.-elect Scott Colom says investing in the South can help Democrats win ‘a durable majority’
Sen.-elect Scott Colom, D-Miss., emphasized in that Democrats need to invest more in southern states like Mississippi, where he flipped the seat blue for the first time in decades.
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