it's a longshot, but it's possible. The reason Lott could lose is because turnout will be abysmal since there's no high profile races of any type to bring people out. In districts 1, 3, and 4 House incumbents are facing token opposition, so those districts, where Lott would be very strong won't have many voters at all. In district 2, however, the black district, Bennie Thompson is facing slightly-more-than-token-but-still-no-chance-of-beating-him opposition. But Thompson will get his people out, as always. He and Fleming are good buddies, and Fleming will get a lot of votes in District 2. Fleming has been running a pretty stealth campaign, but he seems to be really doing a lot of it. Considering how blacks don't turn out to vote, and it's still Mississippi, I'm afraid the deck is just way too stacked against Fleming, but it's not impossible that he could pull out an upset.
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