Trump Visits Mississippi as Senate Race Appears More Competitive

President Trump visited Mississippi on Monday to support a Senate candidate as the race in the Republican-leaning state appeared more competitive.

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Trump Visits Mississippi as Senate Race Appears More Competitive

President Trump traveled to Mississippi on Monday to support a candidate in a Senate contest that has begun to look competitive in the Republican-leaning state.

His visit followed appearances by other prominent political figures, drawing attention to a race in territory generally considered favorable to Republicans.

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