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10 receiptsright-heavy23hMaine Senator Susan Collins Defeated by Troy Jackson; Tom Cotton Re-elected in Arkansas
Republican Senator Susan Collins lost her re-election bid in Maine to Democrat Troy Jackson, while Republican incumbent Tom Cotton secured a third term in Arkansas.
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7 receiptsright-heavy13hSpeaker Mike Johnson to Step Down as House Republican Leader Following Midterm Loss
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced he will not seek a leadership position in the next Congress after Republicans lost their majority in the recent midterm elections.
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28 receiptsright-heavynewDemocrats Secure Majorities in Both Chambers of Congress Following Midterm Elections
The Democratic Party gained control of the U.S. House and Senate in Tuesday's midterm elections, flipping several historically Republican seats in a shift that has prompted varying reactions from global leaders and the White House.
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9 receiptscenter-heavynewJoshua Wong Sentenced to Nearly 10 Years in Hong Kong National Security Case
The High Court in Hong Kong sentenced activist Joshua Wong for his role in a campaign to lobby for international sanctions against mainland China and city officials.
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7 receiptsright-heavy1dDemocratic Pastor Adam Hamilton Wins Kansas Senate Seat as Republicans Hold Idaho and Oklahoma
Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton became the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate seat in Kansas since 1932, while Republican candidates secured victories in Idaho and Oklahoma.
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18 receiptsleft-heavy2hGina Hinojosa Defeats Incumbent Greg Abbott in Texas Gubernatorial Election
State Representative Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas' first Latina governor after unseating three-term Republican incumbent Greg Abbott, marking the first Democratic win for the office in three decades.
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34 receiptsright-heavy3hDemocrat James Talarico Wins Texas Senate Seat in First Democratic Victory Since 1988
State Representative James Talarico defeated Attorney General Ken Paxton, ending a 36-year Republican winning streak for U.S. Senate seats in the Lone Star State.
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10 receiptsright-heavy7hNew York Appeals Court Reinstates NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax Implementation
A state appeals court dismissed a legal challenge to New York City’s tax on non-primary residences, ruling that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue.
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14 receiptsright-heavy8hVice President JD Vance Attributes Republican Midterm Losses to Iran War
Following significant Republican setbacks in the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance identified public dissatisfaction with the ongoing conflict in Iran as the primary driver behind the party's performance.
9 receiptsright-heavy8hDonald Trump Discusses White House Renovations in First Appearance Since Midterm Elections
In his first public appearance following the midterm elections, President Donald Trump focused on construction progress at the White House ballroom rather than his party’s performance.
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32 receiptscenter-heavy11hAbdul El-Sayed Projected to Win Michigan Senate Seat, Marking Historic First
Major news outlets have projected Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the winner of the Michigan U.S. Senate race, making him the first Muslim American elected to the chamber.
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14 receiptsright-heavy12hMike Johnson to Step Down as House Republican Leader Following Midterm Losses
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced he will not seek the position of Minority Leader in the next Congress after Democrats reclaimed the House majority.
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13 receiptsright-heavy12hAmy Acton Defeats Vivek Ramaswamy to Become Ohio's First Female Governor
Democrat Amy Acton secured a historic victory in the Ohio gubernatorial race, ending nearly two decades of Republican control in the state executive office.
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24 receiptsleft-heavy13hKeisha Lance Bottoms Elected as First Black Woman Governor in U.S. History
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican Rick Jackson in Georgia, ending more than two decades of Republican control of the governor's mansion.
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10 receiptsright-heavy13hXavier Becerra Wins California Gubernatorial Election
Democrat Xavier Becerra defeated Republican Steve Hilton to succeed Gavin Newsom, becoming the first Latino governor of California in more than 150 years.
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10 receiptsleft-heavy14hDemocrat Rob Sand Wins Iowa Governor’s Race, Ending 16 Years of GOP Control
Decision Desk HQ projects Rob Sand has defeated Republican Zach Lahn in Iowa’s gubernatorial election, as Democrats secure several state-level flips in Ohio and Texas.
8 receiptsleft-heavy22hTroy Jackson Defeats Incumbent Susan Collins in Maine Senate Race
Democrat Troy Jackson has unseated five-term Republican Senator Susan Collins in a closely watched contest that represents a significant pickup for Democrats.
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18 receiptsright-heavy23hJosh Turek Defeats Ashley Hinson to Flip Iowa Senate Seat for Democrats
Democratic State Representative Josh Turek secured Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat, defeating Republican Representative Ashley Hinson and shifting chamber control.
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12 receiptsleft-heavy1dDemocrat Roy Cooper Flips North Carolina U.S. Senate Seat
Former Governor Roy Cooper has won the open U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina, marking the first Democratic victory for the chamber in the state in 18 years.
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8 receiptscenter-heavy1dAdam Hamilton Unseats Roger Marshall in Historic Kansas Senate Race
Democrat Adam Hamilton defeated incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall, becoming the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate seat in Kansas since 1932.
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24 receiptsleft-heavy1dAnnie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate Seat in Projected Victory Over Darline Graham
Democrat and pediatrician Annie Andrews defeated Republican Darline Graham to win the U.S. Senate seat previously held by the late Lindsey Graham.
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13 receiptsleft-heavy1dRoy Cooper Wins North Carolina Senate Seat, Flipping It for Democrats
Former Governor Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael Whatley to succeed retiring Senator Thom Tillis, marking the first Democratic Senate victory in North Carolina in a decade.
12 receiptsright-heavy1dSherrod Brown Reclaims Ohio Senate Seat in Victory Over Incumbent Jon Husted
Former Senator Sherrod Brown has defeated Republican incumbent Jon Husted in a closely watched Ohio contest, reclaiming the seat previously held by Vice President JD Vance.
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11 receiptsleft-heavy1dDemocrats Secure U.S. Senate Control Following North Carolina Flip and Key Re-elections
Incumbent Jon Ossoff won re-election in Georgia and former Governor Roy Cooper flipped a Republican-held seat in North Carolina as Democrats reached the threshold for a Senate majority.
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10 receiptsright-heavy1dByron Donalds Wins Florida Gubernatorial Race in Historic Victory
Republican Representative Byron Donalds defeated Democrat David Jolly in a close race to become Florida's first Black governor, succeeding Ron DeSantis.
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7 receiptsright-heavy13hHouse Flips and Gubernatorial Victories Reported Across Multiple States
Recent election results indicate several Republican-held U.S. House seats have transitioned to Democratic control while incumbents and new candidates secured victories in other districts.
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7 receiptscenter-heavy14hDemocrats Secure U.S. Senate and House Majorities in Midterm Elections
Democratic candidates gained control of both chambers of Congress following key victories in traditionally Republican states, shifting the balance of power in Washington.
5 receiptsright-heavy14hAbdul El-Sayed Involved in Confrontation with Sky News Reporter During Election Coverage
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed told Sky News correspondent James Matthews to stop following him during a tense exchange as election results were being reported.
6 receiptsright-heavynewNithya Raman Projected to Defeat Incumbent Karen Bass in Los Angeles Mayoral Race
City Councilmember Nithya Raman is projected to become the next mayor of Los Angeles after unseating incumbent Karen Bass in a closely watched election.
5 receiptsleft-heavy1dDemocrat Brian Poindexter Unseats Republican Incumbent Max Miller in Ohio
Union worker and local councilman Brian Poindexter has defeated two-term Representative Max Miller in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, following a campaign overshadowed by domestic abuse allegations against the incumbent.
