Democrats Win Both Chambers of Congress, Ending Two Years of Republican Control
CBS News and NBC News projected Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, setting up subpoena fights and veto showdowns with President Trump in his final two years.
CBS News and NBC News projected Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, setting up subpoena fights and veto showdowns with President Trump in his final two years.
Former Sen. Sherrod Brown defeated Republican Sen. Jon Husted on Tuesday in Ohio’s Senate special election, moving Democrats closer to regaining control of the chamber.
Democrat Xavier Becerra defeats Republican Steve Hilton to become California’s first Latino governor in more than 150 years, succeeding termed-out Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Democrat James Talarico beat Republican Ken Paxton to win the Texas U.S. Senate seat, the first such victory for his party in the state since 1988.
Democrat Rob Sand beat Republican Zach Lahn to become Iowa’s next governor, the first Democrat elected to the post since 2006.
NBC called the race for state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, ending more than three decades of Republican control of the governor’s office.
Acton becomes the first woman elected governor of Ohio and the first Democrat to win the office in 20 years, succeeding term-limited Republican Mike DeWine.
Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican Rick Jackson to become the first Black woman elected governor of Georgia, and the first Democrat to win the office since 1998.
Republican Byron Donalds defeated Democrat David Jolly and will become Florida's first Black governor, succeeding a termed-out Ron DeSantis in January.
Democrat Chris Pappas defeated Republican John E. Sununu to succeed retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and will become the first openly gay man in the U.S. Senate.