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50:10Now PlayingCould Democrats actually win in Mississippi?
Political strategist Stuart Stevens, a seventh-generation Mississippian and co-founder of the Lincoln Project, joins Joy Reid to break down the surprising math behind the upcoming Senate race. While Mississippi is often seen as solidly Republican, Stevens explains why the numbers tell a different story — and how turnout, candidate quality, and shifting coalitions could make the race far more competitive than people expect.
From the legacy of civil rights in Mississippi to the changing dynamics of modern campaigns, Stevens walks through the key factors that could reshape the political map in 2026 — including the growing importance of digital targeting, grassroots organizing, and demographic shifts across the South.
Could Mississippi become the next political shock?
Watch and decide.
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