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CBS News Reviews Status of Uncalled Midterm Races in Mississippi and Alaska

CBS News' director of elections and surveys, Anthony Salvanto, broke down the status of uncalled midterm races, including those in Mississippi and Alaska.

By the Staff The Nation
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CBS News reported that its director of elections and surveys, Anthony Salvanto, broke down the status of uncalled midterm races, including contests in Mississippi and Alaska, in a video published on November 6, 2026, according to the outlet's listing of the segment, CBS News video on the status of uncalled midterm races.

The video's title refers to uncalled midterm races in Mississippi and Alaska and to other contests that the title does not name. CBS News' summary repeats that scope in general terms, describing the segment as a breakdown of where those races stand.

The summary does not name the specific races, the candidates involved, the offices at stake, or the vote totals reported so far. It also does not say how many contests remain uncalled in total, and those details are not in the material available for this account.

The term uncalled generally refers to races for which news organizations have not yet declared a winner. CBS News' summary does not define the term, does not indicate whether any race it discussed has since been called, and does not reproduce any remarks made by Salvanto during the segment.

The title and summary are the only material on which this account rests. No other outlet's reporting on the segment was available for comparison, so readers seeking Salvanto's full analysis of Mississippi, Alaska, or any other race should consult the video itself.

Sources: CBS News: The status of uncalled midterm races in Mississippi, Alaska, beyond.

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