Dem grows MS Senate lead. What happens if there's a legal challenge?

Mississippi Democratic Senate nominee Scott Colom told reporters that he is "very confident" about his chance of winning the tight Mississippi race because provisional ballots tend to favor Democrats. The race could come down to roughly 15,000 provisional ballots, according to Colom’s campaign, still pending verification, and could take until next week to get the final count. Derek Muller, an elections law professor at Notre Dame, explains the potential legal scenarios if results are disputed in Mississippi or Alaska. Also, CNN's Audie Cornish and her CNN This Morning panel look at Colom's surprising success in a deep red state. 0:00 New vote count in Mississippi Senate race 2:25 Law professor weighs in on the legal road ahead in Mississippi 4:01 Mississippi doesn't have a recount law. What happens in a dispute? 6:34 Reporter recounts Scott Colom's under-the-radar campaign Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54 #Mississippi #Election #News