密西西比州2026年选举结果：参议员票差仅43票尚未宣布，众议员四席全数连任

2026年11月3日，密西西比州举行中期选举。今年该州无州长选举、无全州公投议题，全州层面的竞选只有联邦参议员与联邦众议员：参议员一席两名候选人票差仅43票，美联社尚未宣布；众议员4席现任全部连任。以下为全州选票结果汇总，予以公示。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：今年无州长选举。现任州长泰特·里夫斯（Tate Reeves，共和党），下次改选2027年。

联邦参议员：尚未宣布。斯科特·科洛姆（Scott Colom，民主党）得票462,821张、48.9%，领先现任辛迪·海德-史密斯（Cindy Hyde-Smith，共和党）的462,778张、48.9%，票差仅43票；无党籍 Ty Pinkins 得票19,935张、2.1%。美联社状态为「Too Early to Call」，约96%预计票已计，11月4日正午复核时票差仍为43票。

参议员待计票情由：尚有宣誓书选票待核（选民须在5个工作日内补交证件），选举日邮戳的邮寄缺席票可在选后5个工作日内送达计入，另有11个县尚有逾一成选票未报（包括人口最多的 Hinds County）。各县须在选后10天内、最迟11月13日认证结果。另一席参议员 Roger Wicker（共和党）今年无改选，下次改选2030年。

参议员规则说明：密西西比联邦大选采相对多数制，得票最高者当选，不要求过半数，州法不为联邦大选设决选，本席不会进入决选。州级全州职位自2020年修宪后的过半数与决选规则不适用于联邦参议员选举；党内初选与特别选举的决选规则同样不适用于本次常规大选。该州亦无自动重计法，重计只能由法院下令。若 Colom 最终胜出，将成为该州自重建时期以来首位经选举产生的非裔联邦参议员；截至发稿尚未宣布，此项仅作背景。

其他全州职位

密西西比全州行政职位（州长、副州长、州务卿、总检察长等）均不在2026年选票上，其改选在2027年；2026年全州层面的竞选只有联邦参议员与联邦众议员。

公投／修宪逐条

2026年密西西比州无全州性公投或修宪议题。

联邦众议员代表团

总览：全州共4席，共和党3席、民主党1席，与选前相同；四名现任全部连任，无翻转。

第1区：Trent Kelly（共和党）连任，美联社已宣布。

第2区：Bennie Thompson（民主党）连任，美联社已宣布。

第3区：Michael Guest（共和党）连任，美联社已宣布。

第4区：Mike Ezell（共和党）连任，美联社已宣布。

华裔／亚裔当选者核查：4名当选者中未查到华裔／亚裔。

州议会

州参议院：2026年无州议会改选（州议员与全州职位同在奇数年改选，下次2027年），共和党继续控制，无翻转。

州众议院：2026年无州议会改选，共和党继续控制，无翻转。仅有个别补选，其中州众议院第77区补选将于2026年12月1日决选（此为州级补选，与联邦参议员选举无关）。

以上数字为密西西比州务卿办公室半官方计票与美联社数据，缺席与宣誓书选票仍在清点；参议员一席只列领先情况、不作当选论定，最终结果以各县认证为准（截止2026年11月13日）。本汇总为全体选民共同投出的结果，如实公示，不作评论。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Mississippi 2026 Election Results: Senate Race Uncalled at 43 Votes, All Four House Incumbents Reelected

Mississippi held its midterm elections on November 3, 2026. The state had no gubernatorial election and no statewide ballot measures this year; the only statewide contests on the ballot were for U.S. senator and U.S. representative. The Senate race is uncalled with a margin of just 43 votes, and all four House incumbents were reelected. Below is a summary of the statewide ballot results, published for the record.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: No election this year. Incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves (R) is next up for election in 2027.

U.S. Senator: Not yet called. Scott Colom (D) leads with 462,821 votes, 48.9%, over incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith (R), 462,778 votes, 48.9%, a margin of just 43 votes; independent Ty Pinkins received 19,935 votes, 2.1%. The AP lists the race as Too Early to Call, with about 96% of the expected vote counted, and the margin was still 43 votes at a midday check on November 4.

Senate — ballots still outstanding: Affidavit ballots remain to be verified (voters have five business days to provide identification), mail-in absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day may arrive within five business days after the election, and 11 counties still had more than 10% of ballots unreported, including Hinds County, the state's most populous. Counties must certify results within 10 days, by November 13. The state's other senator, Roger Wicker (R), was not up this year and is next up in 2030.

Senate — rules note: Mississippi decides federal general elections by plurality: the top vote-getter wins, no majority is required, and state law provides no runoff for federal general elections, so this seat will not go to a runoff. The majority-and-runoff rule adopted for state statewide offices in 2020 does not apply to U.S. Senate races, and runoff rules for party primaries and special elections likewise do not apply to this regular general election. Mississippi also has no automatic recount law; a recount can only be ordered by a court. If Colom ultimately wins, he would be Mississippi's first elected Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction; the race is uncalled and this is background only.

Other Statewide Offices

Mississippi's statewide executive offices — governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general and others — were not on the 2026 ballot; they are next elected in 2027. The only statewide contests in 2026 were for U.S. senator and U.S. representative.

Ballot Measures and Constitutional Amendments

Mississippi had no statewide ballot measures or constitutional amendments in 2026.

U.S. House Delegation

Overview: Mississippi has four U.S. House seats: three Republicans and one Democrat, unchanged from before the election. All four incumbents were reelected and no seat flipped.

District 1: Trent Kelly (R) won reelection. Called by the AP.

District 2: Bennie Thompson (D) won reelection. Called by the AP.

District 3: Michael Guest (R) won reelection. Called by the AP.

District 4: Mike Ezell (R) won reelection. Called by the AP.

Chinese American / Asian American check: No Chinese American or Asian American was found among the four winners.

State Legislature

State Senate: No state legislative elections were held in 2026 (Mississippi elects its legislators in odd-numbered years, next in 2027). Republicans remain in control, with no flip.

State House: No state legislative elections were held in 2026; Republicans remain in control, with no flip. A handful of special elections were held, including a House District 77 special election that goes to a runoff on December 1, 2026 — a state-level contest unrelated to the U.S. Senate race.

All figures are semi-official results from the Mississippi Secretary of State and Associated Press data. Absentee and affidavit ballots are still being processed; the Senate race lists only the current leader and is not final. Final results rest with county certification, due by November 13, 2026. This summary reports the results as cast by all voters, without commentary.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：密西西比州州务卿办公室

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