As Mississippi counts votes in a razor-thin Senate race, concerns are growing over the integrity and accessibility of the voting process. Many voters have reported being incorrectly marked as inactive, leading to delays and confusion at the polls. The Secretary of State ignored warnings from Experian about these discrepancies days before the midterm elections. Local officials are grappling with the fallout, as thousands of valid voters were made inactive, raising concerns about the public view of affidavit ballot counts in at least three counties. Affidavit ballots are being scrutinized, with Harrison County Election Commission verifying information and deadlines approaching for voters to cure any potential issues. Observers report being shut out from monitoring the process, amplifying fears that eligible ballots may not be counted. Election watchdogs emphasize the need for transparency and proper communication to ensure all eligible Mississippi voters can have their voices heard.