Summary
- The Colom campaign in the Mississippi Senate race is pushing back against GOP demands for ballot segregation, arguing it infringes on voter privacy.
- They assert that such segregation is not permitted under the State Elections Code.
- This controversy arises amid a demand from the NRSC to segregate provisional ballots, potentially leading to legal action in the Colom-Hyde-Smith race.
- The state's ability to comply with these demands remains uncertain, raising questions about election integrity.
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