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Live updates: Huang exits Nvidia; Democrats look to Alaska, with Colom elected in Mississippi
Comments: by The Hill Staff - 11/12/26 9:08 AM ET Comments: Link copied by The Hill Staff - 11/12/26 9:08 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday from the company he co-founded after revelations of extramarital affairs, including one with a woman alleged to be a spy for China.
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) conceded to Democrat Scott Colom on Wednesday night, notching one more state in the Democrats' belt after last week's blue tsunami flipped several House and Senate seats. At the same time, the race in Alaska remains tight. The latest vote drop has Democratic candidate Mary Peltola leading Sen.
Dan Sullivan (R) by 1.8 percentage points, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). She also surpassed the combined votes Sullivan has with his challenger, Dan J. Sullivan, who has been dubbed "Decoy Dan" by some.
An Alaska judge on Wednesday denied Peltola's campaign request for a list of rejected absentee ballots, ruling the Division of Election (DOE) "simply lacks the capacity to generate the report from" the voter registration database (VREM) at the Peltola campaign's behest. Riding the high, Democrats are set to convene for a "What's Next" conference in Denver that takes place Thursday through Saturday.
