>AP Exit Poll: Most Voters Believe Trump’s Policies Have Harmed U.S. Economy
Relatively few voters have positive things to say about Trump’s economic leadership.

About two-thirds of U.S. midterm voters say Trump’s policies have worsened economic conditions in the U.S., while only about 3 in 10 say they’ve improved things. Similarly, about two-thirds of voters said Trump’s tariff policies have hurt the national economy.

Views of Trump’s priorities more broadly — and his capabilities as a leader — are also mostly negative. More than half of voters say Trump is not a strong leader, does not fight for people like them, does not have the right priorities and does not have the mental capability to serve effectively as president.

About 6 in 10 voters said Trump places a higher priority on his own personal interests than the country’s interests, while about 4 in 10 said he puts more weight on the country’s interests.

>South Carolina Voters Break Turnout Record For Gubernatorial Election
South Carolina voters have broken the record for the number of votes cast during a gubernatorial election, the state’s election commission announced Tuesday evening.

Close to 1.8 million voters cast their ballots as of 4:30 p.m. local time — that’s 52.3% of registered voters, and a higher figure than the 2018 record. Voters may also break the record for percentage turnout during a gubernatorial election, which hit 54.6% in 2002.

>trump regime continues to try to interfere in the midterms
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trumps-justice-dept-identifies-where-us-election-monitors-will-be-50-states-2026-11-03/

>terrorist pardoned by trump over his role in the failed trump coup of Jan 6th is charged with threatening judges
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/man-pardoned-by-trump-over-january-6-role-charged-with-threatening-judges-2026-11-03/

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Mark Warner wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Virginia

>Jon Ossoff Wins Reelection In Georgia Senate Race

Jon Ossoff is projected to win reelection and secure his second term in the U.S. Senate for Georgia, staving off a challenge from Republican Rep. Mike Collins.

The result was a satisfying win for Ossoff, who saw the race called in his favor only 40 minutes after polls closed.

Trump can’t be trusted.

>Early Returns Look Promising For Democrats Across The Map

While few races have been officially called so far, early returns from across the East Coast look promising for Democrats.

Democrat J.D. Ford has a 24,000-vote lead over Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz in Indiana’s 5th District, which contains parts of the Indianapolis suburbs and stretches out to rural areas. Spartz won the district by 18 percentage points two years ago. Elsewhere in Indiana, Beau Bayh, the son of former Sen. Evan Bayh, is leading a race to be the next secretary of state.

Democratic Reps. Kathy Castor, Jared Moskowitz and Darren Soto were all drawn into far more GOP-friendly districts in Florida when the state legislature redistricted earlier this year; all appear to be in strong position to win reelection at the moment.

Shifts to the left are happening across all sorts of political geography: Osceola County in Florida, which has a heavy Puerto Rican population, narrowly went to Trump in 2024. This year, Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly is winning it by 20 percentage points with 81% of the vote in.

In Bourbon County, Kentucky, Republican Ralph Alvarado is only leading Democrat Zach Dembo in the race for the state’s 6th Congressional District by 8 percentage points with 92% of the vote in. Trump won the same county by 34 percentage points two years ago.

>Democrat Josh Shapiro wins reelection for governor in Pennsylvania
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Democrat Josh Shapiro won reelection Tuesday as governor of Pennsylvania, defeating Republican Stacy Garrity. Shapiro was seeking a second term. He previously served two terms as state attorney general, and he’s considered a potential contender for the White House in 2028. Garrity, the state’s two-term elected treasurer, was endorsed by President Donald Trump. The Associated Press declared Shapiro the winner at 8:01 p.m. EST.

>Young voters appear to shift away from Republicans and many voters sought to oppose Trump: The AP Voter Poll

>Black voter turnout appears robust on Election Day, voter coalition says
LaTosha Brown, co-founder of the voting rights group Black Voters Matter, said turnout in some states seemed to rival that of 2008, when Democrat Barack Obama was running for president for the first time.

She and others said turnout appeared particularly high in Michigan and Mississippi.

Brown, speaking during a media briefing organized by the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, said her organization had more than 2,000 poll observers in several states. They reported no “widescale issues” for voters, she said.

Melanie Campbell, president and CEO of the coalition, said the group has extended its monitoring efforts beyond Election Day — through vote counting, certifications and even winners’ inaugurations.

“As those of us who believe that this democracy is for all people, we have to also stand in the gap,” she said.

>FBI scrambles after giving voters blatantly false Election Day info: 'How is this real'
https://www.rawstory.com/midterm-elections-2026-2678197341/

The FBI’s New Haven, Connecticut, field office pulled its own post Tuesday about the midterms after social media users quickly flagged a glaring error in it.

In an online post that was left up for hours, the FBI office in New Haven told its more than 23,000 followers on twitter that Election Day was on Wednesday — despite Election Day landing on Tuesday. The post immediately caught the attention of several critics.

“Why the f--- is Trump’s FBI telling people that the election is the wrong day?” asked Brian Krassenstein, a prominent liberal influencer, in a post on X to his more than 1 million followers. “PLEASE Vote on Tuesday Nov 3rd. Hold these people accountable.”

>Democrat Chris Pappas wins election to U.S. Senate from New Hampshire in senate step targeted by republicans

>Democrats hold 2 Florida seats targeted in trump led gerrymander to rig election

Republicans are falling short in their efforts to pick up four House seats in Florida through redistricting.

Democratic Rep. Kathy Castor won reelection in a metro Tampa district, and Jared Moskowitz won reelection to a third term despite shifting to a nearby, Republican-leaning district. That race proved to be one of the most expensive House races of the election cycle.

Republicans had targeted both for defeat by redrawing their districts.

The early Democratic wins are testing the Republican strategy of redrawing the maps in some red states in a bid to maintain their majority in the House.

>>1546619
>the Republican strategy of redrawing the maps in some red states in a bid to maintain their majority in the House.
I doubt Republicunts are going to be smart enough to figure out where this backfired on them

>BREAKING: Democrats just BROKE the republican supermajority in the Florida House

>Democrat Roy Cooper wins election to U.S. Senate from North Carolina
Flipping the first senate seat of the night.

WE ARE PUTTING THE PRONOUNS BACK IN THE EMAILS

>Democrat Jamie Ager wins election to U.S. House in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District
Democrat Jamie Ager won election Tuesday to the U.S. House of Representatives representing North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District, defeating Republican Jennifer Balkcom. Ager won despite a strong Republican voting history in the western North Carolina district. He owns a business selling pasture-raised meats and says his family has a long history of farming in the area. Balkcom, a state legislator, became the Republican nominee after incumbent Rep. Chuck Edwards suspended his re-election campaign in August. The Associated Press declared Ager the winner at 8:53 p.m. EST.

Keep an eye on the South Carolina Senate race, we might see biblical earthquake news if this holds and Democrats flip what has been a far right republican stronghold.
https://apnews.com/projects/elections-2026/south-carolina-us-senate-results/

>>1546621
Where’s that Ron DeSantis-magic when you need it?!

>Democrat Keisha Bottoms wins election for governor in Georgia
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms won election Tuesday as governor of Georgia, defeating Republican Rick Jackson. Bottoms is the first former Atlanta mayor to be elected Georgia governor. She’s also the first Democrat to win the state’s highest office since 1998. Bottoms previously worked in President Joe Biden’s administration. Jackson is a healthcare tycoon who tapped his personal fortune for his campaign. The Associated Press declared Bottoms the winner at 9:24 p.m. EST.

> Abortion rights amendment passes in Virginia
Voters have approved a ballot measure that creates a “fundamental right to reproductive freedom” in the Virginia Constitution.

The amendment passed Tuesday ensures abortions can occur during the first two trimesters of pregnancy. It allows government regulations during the third trimester while still ensuring that abortions can be carried out to protect the life and health of pregnant women. The amendment also creates a right to contraception and fertility care, among other things.

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a nationwide right to abortion in 2022, opening the way for states to create their own policies. Since then, voters in more than one-fifth of the states have passed ballot measures protecting abortion rights.

>>1546629
A socialist came without 2 points of winning in the heart of MAGA fascism in Florida when they got zero support for the Democratic party.
I think he used all his magic on that.

Trump may stroke out tonight, limiting Vance to one elected term

>>1546592
Someone get the compilation of retards denying the blue wave was going to happen.

>James Talarico to win the Texas U.S. Senate election.
https://bsky.app/profile/votehub.com/post/3mzhddmi3me24

>Annie Andrews to win the South Carolina U.S. Senate election.
https://bsky.app/profile/votehub.com/post/3mzhego43wi26

Jesus Christ

>>1546636
>to win
I’m not counting anything until it’s confirmed. Too much room for fuckery, and the reds are going to pull whatever they can.

I am shocked how close Florida came. Hopefully this momentum carries over to 2028.

The GOP thought that a Silicon valley jeet would make a good Ohio governor.

I don't want conservatives to fail, but I do want maga conservatives to crash and burn in front of everyone. Literally if possible.

>>1546638
Hopefully Schumer and the Senate leadership gets fired for not giving Angie support.

>>1546637
For South Carolina
https://apnews.com/projects/elections-2026/south-carolina-us-senate-results/
The main outstanding vote is only from York, Richland, and Charleston counties. Which contain Rock Hill, Columbia, Charleston, all democratic areas. trump would have to send in the military to cancel the election for Andrews not to win at this point.

>>1546637
Also decision desk HQ called it
https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/2026-11-03/texas-us-senate-general-election
Also Paxton is already declaring the election was rigged and begging everyone who will listen to him to steal it for him.

Even better, Abbott looking like
https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/2026-11-03/texas-governor-general-election

>>1546642
>Paxton is already declaring the election was rigged
He's been grumbling for weeks that Trump/Washington was dictating his campaign
I'm pretty sure deciding to quietly cancel his 'Come and Take it' rally at the Alamo was 100% his decision though

You know it's been a disaster for the bad guys because ESL shill hasn't shown up here to damage control. He just posted dredge and another Russia Post thread and left.

Conservatives are failing regardless, and deserve to be politically destroyed for the crime of allowing Trump to politically exist.
They need to be punished for the crime of having wrong opinions. They're certainly being punished by the people for thoughtcrime.

>>1546644
don't speak its name or you'll summon it again
let the creature huff copium and masturbate to tranny porn
it'll need its strength to endure the whining and tantruming needed through february

>>1546640
Me too.

And AP just called South Carolina

With both Carolinas going blue, the GOP are hosed.
And one doesn't need to be a political scientist to tell you that when Texas turns blue, the Republicans & Trump are fucked.

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Annie Andrews wins election to U.S. Senate from South Carolina
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Democrat Annie Andrews won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing South Carolina, defeating Republican incumbent Darline Graham. Andrews’ victory in a state President Donald Trump won three times by double digits is a stark defeat for the Republican Party.

A pediatrician, Andrews had previously run unsuccessfully for the U.S. House. Graham was appointed to the seat of her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died unexpectedly in July. She later won a contentious special primary for the Republican nomination with Trump’s backing. The Associated Press declared Andrews the winner at 10:39 p.m. EST.

>>1546650
I almost wish that piece of shit Lindsey Graham was alive to see this.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/democrats-win-house-of-representatives_n_6ae32ac3e4b0bcffa26cdd58
>Democrats To Win Control Of House Of Representatives

WASHINGTON ― Democrats are projected to win a majority of seats in the House of Representatives, giving them control of the chamber next year for the first time since January 2023, CNN and NBC report.

Controlling the House means Democrats will control which bills get voted on and what committees investigate, meaning the Donald Trump administration will be in for a rush of subpoenas.

Democrats have also signaled they will consider impeachment inquiries against Trump and members of his Cabinet, especially Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), the incoming chair of the House Oversight Committee, has said he’ll pursue aggressive investigations of Trump’s family business and the cover-up of the Epstein files. He issued a two-word statement Tuesday night in response to news that Democrats would win the House.

“Lawyer up,” Garcia said.

The president warned his supporters about impeachment and begged them to pretend he was on the ballot, which they may have done. The rejection of a majority of Republican House candidates is an implicit rejection of an unpopular Trump, whose war in Iran spiked gas prices and who broke his twin 2024 promises to cut inflation and not start new wars.

Democrats took the economic lesson of 2024 to heart, with many campaigning on an affordability message. Even when they criticized the president, they sought to tie Trump’s political agenda and self-enrichment schemes to ordinary Americans’ struggle to afford life necessities.

“Everything has become more expensive here in America because of Donald Trump’s failed and toxic policies,” Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), who will likely become the first Black speaker of the House, said last week while campaigning in Texas.

>>1546653
As for House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), he has signaled interest in remaining House Republicans’ leader in the minority, but he could face competition for the job from Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Steve Scalise (R-La.). The House will elect its speaker and minority leader at the beginning of January.

Aside from vigorous oversight of the Trump administration, Democratic control of the House will put an end to partisan lawmaking by Republicans, who used their majorities in both chambers of Congress last year to enact a continuation of sweeping tax cuts partially financed by cuts to federal food and health programs. It’s unlikely Democrats will reverse those cuts, however, and it’s not clear what policymakers can accomplish with control of the federal government divided between the parties.

Jeffries could also face some challenges leading a larger, more ideologically diverse caucus, with a new crop of avowed socialists, already nicknamed “The Bloc,” set for a showdown with moderate Democrats over U.S. support for Israel.

With another two years of Trump as president, Democrats will not fully control the legislative process, so anything that gets done, by definition, will have to be bipartisan. During his campaign stop for Rep. Sylvia Garcia (D-Texas), Jeffries suggested immigration reform could be an area of bipartisan lawmaking.

“As House Democrats, we’re committed to getting the situation turned around. We know we have a broken immigration system. We know it needs to be fixed in a comprehensive and bipartisan way,” Jeffries said.

During his first term, Trump struck a surprising deal with a group of Senate Democrats and Republicans for “comprehensive immigration reform” in 2018, then quickly backed out. It was part of a pattern: Trump also killed a bipartisan immigration deal in 2024 as discontent with record border crossings fueled his reelection campaign.

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Amy Acton wins election for governor in Ohio
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Democrat Amy Acton won election Tuesday as governor of Ohio, defeating Republican Vivek Ramaswamy. The victory by Acton, a physician who was Ohio’s COVID-era health director, marks the first time since 2006 that a Democrat has been elected as governor. Acton became a household name in 2020 as Ohio dealt with a wave of deaths, anxiety and social disruption at the start of the pandemic.

Although she is a Democrat, Acton worked closely during that time with Republican Gov. Mike DeWine. Ramaswamy, a 2024 presidential candidate and biotech billionaire, ran with the endorsement of President Donald Trump. The Associated Press declared Acton the winner at 10:49 p.m. EST.

>Democrats pick up a Kentucky House seat

In a race viewed as an early test for Democratic efforts to take the House majority, former federal prosecutor and Navy veteran Zach Dembo has won an open seat created by Republican Andy Barr’s decision to run for the Senate.

Dembo is also a former aide to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.

Beshear easily won the district during an off-year gubernatorial contest in 2023 and has spent time campaigning for his former legislative director.

Ralph Alvarado, a physician and ex-state senator, was the Republican nominee.

The district includes Democratic-trending Lexington and covers multiple rural counties that are Republican strongholds.

>>1546655
>Viv Ramalamadingdong loses
Good

>The Whiny Bitch Speaks
As Democrats continued to pick up seats, Trump responded on Truth Social, shirking blame for the showing among Republican candidates.

“I wasn’t on the Ballot and if I was, we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE! Thank you for your attention to this matter,” he posted shortly after 10:30 p.m. He was watching the returns in the East Wing with political advisers and Cabinet members, according to his official schedule.

Trump campaigned for many Republican candidates, urging voters at rallies to pretend that he was on the ballot.

Decision Desk HQ calls the Kansas Senate Race for Democratic Candidate Adam Hamilton.
https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/2026-11-03/kansas-us-senate-general-election

This is the first time Kansas has elected a democratic senator in almost a century.

TAL-A-RI-CO

*CLAP*

*CLAP*

*CLAP* *CLAP* *CLAP*

BREAKING FUCKING NEWS
https://bsky.app/profile/meganmenchaca.bsky.social/post/3mzhhwd6n3c24
>BREAKING: Incumbent Republican Gov. Greg Abbott confirms that he called Democrat Gina Hinojosa to concede in the Texas governor's race,
@texastribune.org

This is why you don't slam through a law that bans anime.

>>1546663
>Texas
>a state that was red for half a century turns blue
You're officially fucked, Trump, Republicans & MAGA.

>>1546592
>Texas turned blue
L M A O

>>1546666
And don't forget the fascist Elon Musk burned half a billion dollars to try to buy off the elections.

Decision Desk HQ calls Iowa senate for Democratic candidate Josh Turek flipping another Republican senate seat

It might actually be over for the Republicans as a party. This is the biggest btfoing I've seen in my lifetime.

>>1546666
quads of truth

They fucked up THAT hard

>trump says he will accept election results
>says he will power share with the democratic party
Going to hold my breath on this one, but given how much of a blow out this is, it doesn't give trump many options for stealing the election still.

https://i.postimg.cc/tghbQLwq/trump-mission-impossible.png
'IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR REPUBLICANS TO LOSE THE STATES OF TEXAS AND KANSAS! It's simply not possible!'
Trump, Nov 2, 2026
Good morning, Mr. Trump. The above is a statement you made just 48 hours ago.
Compare that to now.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to deny that you and all your opinions are eternally wrong without being pointed and laughed at by everyone else who will enjoy the schadenfreude resulting from your failure, by having your wrong opinions being obliterated by reality.
Your political existence will self destruct in five seconds. Bad luck, Mr. Trump.

Blue Wave 2026

>JUST IN: Democrats have won the US Senate, ending Republican dominance in Washington by harnessing voters’ frustration with Trump

>Trump tells The New York Times that he’ll respect the results of the election

As he watched election results from the White House, Trump told The New York Times late Tuesday that he would respect the results of the election and work alongside Democrats, who continued to rack up unlikely victories.

“I am absolutely willing to accept those results,” he said shortly before 10:30 p.m. “We’ll work with the Democrats, and we’ll, you know, look forward to working with them. We’ll probably work something out.”

>Missouri voters reject abortion ban for a second time
Voters defeated a proposed amendment to Missouri’s constitution that would have reimposed restrictions on most abortions.

The defeat Tuesday came just two years after voters approved an abortion-rights amendment, making Missouri the first state in the nation to undo an existing abortion ban through a ballot measure.

The Republican-led Legislature responded by referring a new, less restrictive version of an abortion ban to this year’s ballot. The measure would have allowed abortions only for medical emergencies and fetal anomalies, or in cases of rape or incest up to 12 weeks of pregnancy. The Legislature paired the latest abortion measure with a prohibition on certain medical procedures for transgender minors.

Abortion-rights advocates, led by national progressive groups, heavily outspent abortion foes in a successful campaign to defeat the ballot measure.

>>1546679
Trump just got kneecapped for the next 2 years

>Missouri voters reject Trump-backed congressional map
Missouri’s new boundaries for U.S. House districts were designed to help Republicans win an additional seat. But voters rejected the redistricting legislation on Tuesday after a yearlong legal saga.

Missouri was among eight Republican-led states that adopted new congressional districts after Trump urged them to do so last year.

Missouri’s new districts were used in the August primary. But they were later placed on hold by the Missouri Supreme Court, which ruled they could not be used again unless first approved by statewide voters. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld that decision.

The revised districts were placed on the November ballot because opponents collected thousands of petition signatures demanding a referendum.

Republicans had hoped the new map could help them flip control of a Kansas City-based district held by Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver. But after an unsuccessful court fight to defend the map, supporters spent relatively little on the referendum campaign.

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Gina Hinojosa wins election for governor in Texas

Democrat Gina Hinojosa won election Tuesday as governor of Texas, defeating Republican incumbent Greg Abbott. Hinojosa’s win marks an upset victory for Democrats. The state House member from Austin will be Texas’ first Latina governor. She also is the first Democrat to win a governor’s race in the state since 1990. Abbott was seeking an unprecedented fourth term after first winning election in 2014. The Associated Press declared Hinojosa the winner at 11:17 p.m. EST.

>>1546679
He told people to vote like he was on the ballot and they did.

FUCK YEAH, SHERROD BROWN!

>Democrat Sherrod Brown wins election to U.S. Senate from Ohio

Democrat Sherrod Brown won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing Ohio, defeating Republican incumbent Jon Husted. The victory over the incumbent Husted is a boost for Democrats as they seek to retake control of the Senate in President Trump’s final two years in office.

>>1546678
...and Trump officially becomes Lame Duck à l'Orange. The Democrat-dominated Congress can now simply veto any & all of your vetoes: and there's less than fuck all you can do about it. The only power you have now is pardoning turkeys (but not the subhuman ones) at Thanksgiving, playing golf whenever you want, and opening the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
From now to when you finally take that final trip on Marine one and the second you disappear into the distance, never to return, and you're replaced with a Democrat administration, the next two years you and all your cultists will suffer the slow and inexorable - certainly agonizing - inevitability that is Total MAGA Death.

Democrats have already flipped 6 senate seats.

We still have Maine, Nebraska, Michigan, Minnesota and Alaska and with how things are looking, it's possible that Democrats sweep them all.

>Greg Abbott's Twitter got suspended.
LOL

>>1546686
Based

>>1546687
>Minnesota
That's me. Waiting with baited breath. Can't feel too great about a blue wave if my state doesn't follow suit.

Sure winning the senate is cool and all, but a fuckton of governorships and state houses were on the ballot this year and if they get caught in the tsblunami, that means PERMABLUE GERRYMANDERING

trump's on Fox 'news' right now and sounding really defeated. Isn't even bothering to say the election was stolen.

>that vote gap for the Texas senate

TMD is absolute. As someone from another country who had almost lost hope in you guys it's nice to see americans have not totally lost the plot :)

>>1546694
You can control the whole media like conservatives do, but the moment you fuck up something that directly affects voters lives that you can't gaslight away, its going to get you.
Happened in 2020 with the trump virus pandemic.
Happened in 2026 with trump causing prices to explode because of his wars and failed trade policies.

>>1546690
> WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Peggy Flanagan wins election to U.S. Senate from Minnesota

Democrat Peggy Flanagan won election Wednesday to the U.S. Senate representing Minnesota, defeating Republican Michele Tafoya. Flanagan’s win held a seat for Democrats that the party could not afford to lose as it tried to flip Senate control in Washington. The current lieutenant governor, Flanagan, who is a member of the Ojibwe Native American tribe, will succeed Sen. Tina Smith, a Democrat who did not seek reelection.

Flanagan’s win also gives progressives a notable victory in a year where Democrats’ left flank has been ascendant. Tafoya was making her bid for political office after gaining fame as a sideline reporter on NFL football broadcasts. The Associated Press declared Flanagan the winner at 12:07 a.m. EST.

>>1546630
I know she'll be a good governor, and I mean no ill will against her. But her name is funny. Go on, funny-named future governor of Georgia. May you fix the state's ills.

This eletionb owl has been a total blowout.
If you want a mister bones wild ride electionb owl, look back to 2020.
https://archive.palanq.win/news/thread/721741

>Collins concedes to Jackson in Maine as the Democrats pick up another senate seat.

>>1546681
maybe he should have done something other than enriching himself and his israelite handlers?

>>1546701
LOL

>Democrats flip control of Wisconsin Senate
Republican control of the Wisconsin Legislature has come to an end in at least one chamber.

Democrats won control of the state Senate on Tuesday and were making gains in the Assembly.

Democrats haven’t fully controlled Wisconsin’s government since 2010. But new legislative districts, ordered by the liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court, gave Democrats a better shot at flipping the legislative chambers this year.

>>1546692
His muted response to this is kind of unexpected. I guess the results are so overwhelming that he can't do his usual bullshitting. Still makes me a little uneasy though.

>>1546703
The people of Milwaukee keep fucking WINNING. First the World Series, now a Democratic state government.
>>1546704
Let's see what he does in the morning. I think he's just tired.

>>1546696
Based

>>1546704
I was surprised too, but it's probably also because he cope by blaming everyone else since he technically wasn't on the ballot.
Even though this election was clearly a repudiation against him.
At least Armageddon for America Democracy will have to wait another day unless he goes full insane and gets Johnson to block the seating of the new congress.

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Alan Wilson wins election for governor in South Carolina

Republican Alan Wilson won election Wednesday as governor of South Carolina, defeating Democrat Jermaine Johnson. Wilson has served as attorney general since 2011. He will succeed Republican Gov. Henry McMaster, who was term-limited, and continue a string of Republican victories dating to 2002. Wilson is the son of longtime U.S. Rep. Joe. Wilson. Johnson has served in the state House since 2020. The Associated Press declared Wilson the winner at 12:35 a.m. EST.

Really shows you how much of a cross over vote Annie Andrews got.

No one's really falling for the bullshit. Ya Dems have a few things here and there but they don't have the senate and not enough to impeach or really do anything. President Trump has not lost and is still fighting for America. I refuse to concede defeat until votes are certified and confirmed legal votes. There needs to be massive investigations everywhere. States that should not be flipping are flipping and that is highly suspicious. It's completely reasonable to at least want to investigate. Either way, I still believe in President Trump, I still believe he is the guiding light for America's salvation. He is a man of greatness and can accomplish much in 2 years, he already has accomplished much the last 2 years. I have no doubt about our eventual victory under President Trump.

>Democrats flip 3 House seats in Iowa
Iowa had an all-Republican congressional delegation going into the election. Democrats have now picked up three of the state’s four House seats.

In the 1st Congressional District, Christina Bohannan defeated Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks. About 800 votes separated them two years ago, even though Trump comfortably carried the district, setting the stage for Bohannan to win on her third try for the seat.

Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott, a state senator and a Lutheran minister, defeated Zach Nunn in the state’s 3rd Congressional District.

And finally, Democratic candidate Lindsay James, a chaplain, defeated Republican Joe Mitchell in an open seat in the state’s 2nd Congressional District. The move by Rep. Ashley Hinson to run for the Senate had left the opening.

Both parties invested heavily in a state where farmers are dealing with headwinds from high gas prices and retaliatory tariffs.

>>1546665
Those retards finally did it. They found a candidate that Texas couldn't stomach.

>>1546704
He don't wanna go to prison.

>>1546665
Last time Kansas elected a democrat senator was 1932. Trump really out here breaking records left and right.

>29 vote difference in the MISSISSIPPI senate race.
>Where the DEMOCRAT is leading
Guess I have to apologize to Chuck if democrats pull this out.

>>1546716
They did it in spite of Chuck. He needs to go too next.

>>1546716
fuck chuck, the party would be so much better if he fucked off to a retirement home where he belongs

>>1546718
>>1546717
I do agree he needs to fuck off, but he was the one who dumped ad money into Mississippi at the last minute.
I'll give credit where it's due.

>Democrat Bob Harvie Defeats Brian Fitzpatrick In Key Race For House Control

Democrat Bob Harvie is projected to defeat Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) in Pennsylvania’s first congressional district just north of Philadelphia.

Harvie’s victory in one of the country’s most competitive races is another sign of the magnitude of the Blue Wave sweeping Republicans out of power in Washington. It’s not a seat that will be easy for Republicans to flip back.

First elected in 2016, Fitzpatrick is a moderate Republican who’s frequently bucked his party on high-profile votes. His district is one of only three that voted for Kamala Harris and a Republican House member in 2024.

Fitzpatrick easily defeated past Democratic challengers after taking over the seat from his brother, Mike. Harvie’s candidacy was the first since 2020 to receive support from national Democrats, including ad spending and a visit from House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.).

>VoteHub projects Abdul El-Sayed to win the Michigan U.S. Senate election.

>Decision Desk HQ projects Katie Hobbs wins the AZ Governor General Election

Georgia Democrats sweep statewide races.

They win Senate.
They win governor.
They win secretary of state.
They win attorney general.
They win labor commissioner.
They win school superintendent.
They win the public service commission.

They also win state House.

All flips, except U.S. Senate race which they already controlled

SC Senate win (first since 1998)
TX Senate win (first since 1993)
KS Senate win (first since 1939)
ME Senate win (first since 1988)
IA Senate win (first since 2008)

Democrats just broke the GOP’s supermajority in the Indiana and Missouri state Houses.

Democrats also broke the GOP’s supermajority in the South Carolina and Kansas House.

>Democrats win control of North Carolina House
A Democratic surge has swept the party into control of the North Carolina House.

“Thank you, North Carolina. I can’t wait to get to work,” Democratic House Minority Leader Robert Reives II said in a speech Tuesday night.

The Democratic legislative victories could give greater power to Democratic Gov. Josh Stein, who has clashed with the Republican-led Legislature during his first term.

Stein has vetoed 18 bills since last year. But Republican majorities gained the support of at least one Democrat to override a dozen of those, including measures supporting school choice programs and limiting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Heading into Election Day, Republicans had held 71 of the 120 House seats.

>Democrat Jocelyn Benson wins election for governor in Michigan

Democrat Jocelyn Benson won election Wednesday as governor of Michigan, defeating Republican John James. The victory by Benson, Michigan’s secretary of state, means the governor’s office will remain under Democratic control in the swing state. Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was barred from running again by term limits. Benson served as Michigan’s chief elections administrator in the 2020 and 2024 elections. She gained national recognition for defending the results of the 2020 election when they were repeatedly questioned by President Donald Trump and his allies after he lost the state to Joe Biden. The Associated Press declared Benson the winner at 1:45 a.m. EST.

>>1546726
Damn, you're telling me I actually have to go and vote now to keep my standard of living?
Fuck

>>1546592
i'll be sleeping soundly tonight secure in the fact that Dems won the standard "Can't do shit" majority.
I was worried it would be like the 2022 ass ripping that Dems suffered for a minute.

It's safe to say the election needs to be investigated I'm not accepting these results without a fight and President Trump won't either.

>>1546732
>>1546733
We got enough of a majority to overcome the Fetterman handicap, but nice cope maga faggots! How's Blexas feel, chomos?

I'm guessing that Vance will take over and Trump will retire to his golf course for the rest of the term

hi 4chan how is it going

>>1546733
Who should investigate it? The senate, or the house?

>>1546735
If he retires he's going to immediately be prospected because he loses the immunity he gets as president.

>>1546705
Yup, you got the trifecta.
Hell of a path from getting rid of Scott Walker in 2018, to breaking the Republican gerrymander, to this.

>>1546592
texas is now blue baby, that's gonna be alot of weed they be smoking, better get it quick before it goes red again. everyone better be nice and high.

>WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins election to U.S. Senate from Michigan
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won election Wednesday to the U.S. Senate representing Michigan, defeating Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed, a former public health official, will succeed Democratic Sen. Gary Peters, who is retiring. El-Sayed will be the country’s first Muslim senator and his victory holds a seat that his party could not afford to lose as it tries to flip Senate control in Washington.

>the guy who ran with Hasan unironically won
>Trump is talking about fleeing to Israel
This timeline is retarded.

>>1546740
It makes no sense for Texas not to have legal weed. Almost every other state has legalized or decriminalize possession.
But if you voted weed bro, We'll see if you get it. After all, Texas is still Texas.

It's down too Nebraska, Mississippi and Alaska.
Odds are Republicans keep Nebrasak and Mississippi, and it'll depend on how effective was at trump rigging Alaska for how that race goes.

>El-Sayed: "Mike, enjoy your retirement ... you chose hate, and Michigan chose hope ... JD, habibi -- there is this delicious irony in the fact that you are constitutionally obligated to swear me in in January. Wolverines 1, Buckeyes 0."
https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mzhsjxjoom2u

I like El-Sayed even more, he's not going to even pretend to play nice with the people who defamed and smeared him. Democrats need to learn to be more like this.

>As of right now Republicans have not flipped any Democratic-held U.S. House, Senate or governorships by midnight, according to race calls by AP.