From cbsnews.com - some senate and governor races decided:

[Deja Q]

http://www.cbsnews.com/

• Democrat Brad HENRY Wins Oklahoma Governor Race
• Republican Sonny PERDUE Wins Georgia Governor Race
• Republican Jim DOUGLAS Wins Vermont Governor Race
• Democrat Bob MENENDEZ Wins New Jersey U.S. Senate Race
• Democrat John LYNCH Wins New Hampshire Governor Race
• Democrat Thomas CARPER Wins Delaware U.S. Senate Race
• Republican Olympia SNOWE Wins Maine U.S. Senate Race
• Republican Trent LOTT Wins Mississippi U.S. Senate Race
• Republican M. Jodi RELL Wins Connecticut Governor Race
• Democrat Edward KENNEDY Wins Massachusetts U.S. Senate Race
• Democrat Deval PATRICK Wins Massachusetts Governor Race
• Democrat Phil BREDESEN Wins Tennessee Governor Race
• Democrat Ed RENDELL Wins Pennsylvania Governor Race
• Democrat Bob CASEY Wins Pennsylvania U.S. Senate Race
• Democrat Bill NELSON Wins Florida U.S. Senate Race
• Democrat Robert BYRD Wins West Virginia U.S. Senate Race
• Democrat Ted STRICKLAND Wins Ohio Governor Race
• Democrat Sherrod BROWN Wins Ohio U.S. Senate Race
• Other Bernie SANDERS Wins Vermont U.S. Senate Race
• Republican Richard LUGAR Wins Indiana U.S. Senate Race


Dunno how Trent "You can support the troops but not the president" Lott managed to win, but oh well...

[Selatius]

1. Fleming couldn't compete with Trent Lott's name recognition and money power.

And he couldn't match Trent Lott's $2,000,000 war chest. Unfortunately, it wasn't much of a race.

I heavily suspect that most of Fleming's votes came from poor Blacks, while most Whites voted for Lott. I may be just cynical though.