Democrats flip governorships in Texas, Ohio, Georgia, Iowa and Nevada
Democrats won at least five governorships held by Republicans, including Texas, where Gina Hinojosa unseated Gov. Greg Abbott. Kansas and Alaska were still unresolved.
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Democrats took at least five governorships from Republicans in the 3 November elections, the most consequential being Texas, where state Rep. Gina Hinojosa defeated Gov. Greg Abbott.
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- Democrats win control of the House and Senate in midterm elections Democrats took both chambers of Congress from Republicans in the 3 November midterms. Two Senate races and dozens of House seats were still being counted on 5 November.
- Mississippi Senate race still uncalled as Colom leads Hyde-Smith by about 1,800 votes Democrat Scott Colom leads Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith with thousands of mail and affidavit ballots still to be counted. Both parties have sent lawyers.
- Alaska Senate race heads for ranked-choice count as Peltola holds narrow lead Democrat Mary Peltola leads Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan by about 600 votes. The result may turn on ballots cast for a second candidate named Dan Sullivan, whom the Justice Department tried and failed to make the subject of a federal lawsuit.
- Kansas governor's race goes to a close-race audit with Holscher narrowly ahead Democrat Cindy Holscher leads Republican Ty Masterson by about 5,600 votes, or 0.51%. She has declared victory, but the race is uncalled and Masterson has not conceded.
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Architect of the Capitol, public domain Democrats win control of the House and Senate in midterm elections
Democrats took both chambers of Congress from Republicans in the 3 November midterms. Two Senate races and dozens of House seats were still being counted on 5 November.
Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0 Mississippi Senate race still uncalled as Colom leads Hyde-Smith by about 1,800 votes
Democrat Scott Colom leads Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith with thousands of mail and affidavit ballots still to be counted. Both parties have sent lawyers.
Leah Herman, House Creative Services, public domain Alaska Senate race heads for ranked-choice count as Peltola holds narrow lead
Democrat Mary Peltola leads Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan by about 600 votes. The result may turn on ballots cast for a second candidate named Dan Sullivan, whom the Justice Department tried and failed to make the subject of a federal lawsuit.
Aviper2k7, CC BY-SA 3.0 Kansas governor's race goes to a close-race audit with Holscher narrowly ahead
Democrat Cindy Holscher leads Republican Ty Masterson by about 5,600 votes, or 0.51%. She has declared victory, but the race is uncalled and Masterson has not conceded.