Dem incumbent Gov. Josh Green defeats Gary Cordery in Hawaii Gubernatorial election
Democrat incumbent Governor Josh Green has emerged victorious over Republican challenger Gary Cordery in the gubernatorial race for the Aloha State.
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Hobbs wins gov. race keeping Ariz. blue
Katie Hobbs has won the Arizona gubernatorial race, defeating Republican Andy Biggs.
Tuberville wins Ala. gov race
Republican Tommy Tuberville has won the Alabama gubernatorial race, defeating Democrat opponent Doug Jones.
Trump-endorsed Sen. Bill Hagerty of Tenn. wins reelection to Senate
The race was called in favor of incumbent Senator Hagerty (R-Tenn.) when 99% of the total votes were counted. He received 55.1% while his opponent, Democrat Marquita Bradshaw, received 42.9% of the vote.
Sen. Mike Rounds wins South Dakota Senate race
Senator Mike Rounds has won re-election as U.S. Senator from South Dakota.
Sen. Jack Reed wins reelection for 6th term, keeping Rhode Island Senate seat blue
Senator Jack Reed won his sixth term in the United States Senate, defeating Republican opponent Raymond McKay in the Rhode Island election.
Sen. Jeff Merkley wins reelection to U.S. Senate, keeping Oregon seat blue
Jeff Merkley has won reelection to the U.S. Senate, continuing to represent the Beaver State in Washington, D.C.
Trump-endorsed Sen. Pete Ricketts wins Nebraska Senate race
Senator John Peter "Pete" Ricketts has won reelection to serve his first full term in the upper chamber of Congress representing the Cornhusker State.
Trump-backed Kurt Alme wins Senate seat in Montana, defeating Alani Bankhead
President Donald Trump endorsed Republican Kurt Alme has won the Senate seat for Montana, defeating Democrat candidate Alani Bankhead.
Trump-backed GOP Sen. Jim Risch wins reelection representing Idaho in the U.S. Senate
Incumbent Senator Jim Risch, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, has won re-election to a fourth term in the United States Senate, defeating two independent candidates and one Libertarian following the withdrawal of the Democrat nominee.
Democrats win control of the House
Democrats have reclaimed the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, flipping the chamber back to Democrat control following two years of GOP leadership.
Tenn.: Blackburn becomes 1st female governor
Senator Marsha Blackburn has officially been elected to become Tennessee’s first female governor, defeating Democrat opponent Jerri Green.
Klobuchar wins Minn. gubernatorial race to replace Walz
Democrat Amy Klobuchar has won Minnesota’s gubernatorial race, taking the seat of Governor Tim Walz.
Trump-backed GOP Congresswoman Julia Letlow wins La. Senate race, defeating Democrat Jamie Davis
Congresswoman Julia Letlow, a President Donald Trump-backed candidate, prevailed over Democrat opponent Jamie Davis in Louisiana’s Senate race.
Adam Hamilton wins Kansas Senate
Pastor and author Adam Hamilton has won the United States Senate seat in Kansas, defeating incumbent Senator Roger "Doc" Marshall and marking the first Democrat to win the Sunflower state's seat in 94 years.
Flanagan wins Minn. Senate race
Democrat Peggy Flanagan has defeated Republican Michele Tafoya to become the next senator of the North Star State.
Pingree wins Maine gov. race
Democrat Hannah Pingree has won the governor’s race in Maine, defeating her opponent GOP opponent Robert Charles.
Incumbent GOP Gov. Little wins Idaho gubernatorial election
GOP incumbent Governor Brad Little has won the Idaho gubernatorial election race, defeating Democrat opponent and attorney Terri Pickens.
Speaker Johnson celebrates reelection even as Republicans lose majority in House
United States Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has been reelected in Louisiana's Fourth Congressional District.
Iowa flips blue: Turek wins Senate race
Democrat Josh Turek has won the wide-open Iowa Senate seat, defeating Republican Ashley Hinson
Abbott concedes in Texas gubernatorial election
Texas Governor Greg Abbott conceded the Lone Star State’s gubernatorial election to Democrat challenger Gina Hinojosa.
Crowley wins wide-open gubernatorial race, second consecutive Dem. governor for Wis.
David Crowley has won the wide-open gubernatorial race in Wisconsin, making him the second consecutive Democrat governor for the swing-state.
Cotton wins reelection in Arkansas Senate race
Tom Cotton has won re-election against Hallie Shoffner in the race to become the Senator of Arkansas.
Democrats gain control over the Senate after key midterm races
Democrats have gained control over the United States Senate, drastically shifting power in Washington.
Sand wins Iowa gov. race
Democrat Rob Sand has won Iowa’s gubernatorial race, defeating Republican Zach Lahn and earning the governor’s seat of the Hawkeye state.
Sherrod Brown defeats Trump-backed Ohio Sen. Jon Husted in U.S. Senate comeback
Former U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, has flipped one of Ohio’s Senate seats to blue after defeating Senator Jon Husted, who Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appointed to serve out the end of Vice President JD Vance’s term in the upper chamber of Congress.
Becerra wins Calif. Gov. race
Xavier Becerra has won the California gubernatorial race, defeating opponent Steve Hilton.
Trump: If I was on ballot ‘we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE!’
President Donald Trump announced that if he had been on the ballot in the midterms “we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE!”
Trump backed Moore wins Alabama Senate race
Barry Moore has won the race to become the next Senator of the Heart of Dixie state.
S.C.: Annie Andrews celebrates Senate win in victory speech
Annie Andrews celebrated her United States Senate win, after she defeated Republican candidate Darline Graham and flipped South Carolina blue.
Texas: Hinojosa defeats Abbott in gubernatorial race, marking Lone Star State’s first Dem. governor in more than 30 years
State Representative Gina Hinojosa has defeated incumbent Governor Greg Abbott in Texas’ gubernatorial race, giving the Lone Star State its first Democrat governor in more than 30 years.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders wins Arkansas Gov. race
Sarah Huckabee Sanders has won the Alaska gubernatorial race, defeating Democrat opponent Fred Love.
Jon Ossoff touts reelection win in Senate race: ‘Thank you, Georgia’
Incumbent Jon Ossoff touted his reelection win in Georgia’s Senate race, declaring, “Thank you, Georgia!”
Talarico defeats Paxton in Texas Senate race, flipping seat blue for first time in decades
James Talarico has defeated Ken Paxton in the pivotal Senate election, flipping the seat blue for the first time in decades.
Trump endorsed candidate wins Okla. Senate race
Republican Kevin Hern has defeated Democrat N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas to become Oklahoma’s next Senator.
Acton elected Ohio’s next governor, defeating Ramaswamy
Physician Amy Acton has defeated entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy — President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidate — to become Ohio’s next governor. Her victory flips the governor's office to Democrat leadership as she succeeds term-limited incumbent Mike DeWine.
S.C. turns blue: Andrews defeats Graham to win Senate race
South Carolina has officially flipped blue after Democrat Annie Andrews defeated Republican Darline Graham.
‘THANK YOU FLORIDA’: Byron Donalds celebrates victory in the Sunshine State
Byron Donalds celebrated his victory in Florida’s gubernatorial race, telling supporters “we are still red.”
Eric Barlow wins Wyo. gov. race
State Senator Eric Barlow has clinched Wyoming’s governorship, defeating Democrat opponent Ken Casner.
Ga. flips blue: Bottoms defeats Jackson in gov. race
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms has defeated Rick Jackson in the race to become the next governor of the Peach State.
W.V.: Shelley Moore Capito wins third Senate term
Senator Shelley Moore Capito has won her third Senate term, defeating Democrat challenger Rachel Fetty Anderson.
Donalds elected as next governor of Florida
Byron Donalds has secured Florida’s gubernatorial seat, defeating Democrat opponent David Jolly in the closely watched race.
N.M. stays blue: Luján wins Senate re-election
Junior United States Senator Ben Ray Luján has won a second term serving New Mexico, defeating GOP nominee Larry Marker.
Randy Fine wins full term in Florida’s Sixth Congressional District
United States Representative Randy Fine won reelection in Florida’s Sixth Congressional District, securing his first full term in Congress.
Barr wins Kentucky Senate race
Andy Barr has defeated Charles Booker to become Kentucky’s next Senator.
Ned Lamont wins Conn. gubernatorial race
Democrat Governor Ned Lamont has won reelection in the gubernatorial race for Connecticut, defeating GOP opponent and State Senator Ryan Fazio.
Rhode Island stays blue: Dem wins gubernatorial election
Former CVS Health executive Helena Buonanno Foulkes has been elected Rhode Island’s next governor after defeating Republican nominee Aaron Guckian in the midterm election and incumbent Governor Daniel J. McKee in the primary election in September.
Ashley Moody wins Florida special election Senate race
Ashley Moody has won the Florida Senate race, defeating Angie Nixon.
Maryland: Gov. Moore reelected in gubernatorial race
Incumbent Governor Wes Moore has defeated his GOP opponent, former Maryland State Delegate Dan Cox, in Maryland’s gubernatorial race.
N.C. flips blue: Cooper wins Senate seat
Roy Cooper has won North Carolina’s United States Senate seat, defeating Republican candidate Michael Whatley to succeed retiring Senator Thom Tillis.
N.H.: Pappas wins Senate election
U.S. Representative Chris Pappas has won the race to replace retiring U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, maintaining the Democrat Party’s hold on the New Hampshire Senate seat.
Dem. Gov. Healey wins reelection in Mass. gubernatorial race
Democrat Maura Healey has been reelected as governor of Massachusetts, defeating her GOP opponent Michael Minogue.
Ed Markey wins Mass. Senate race
Incumbent Ed Markey has won the Massachusetts Senate race, defeating Republican opponent John Deaton.
Ill.: Gov. Pritzker wins reelection bid
Democrat Governor J.B. Pritzker has won re-election in the Illinois gubernatorial race, defeating GOP opponent Darren Bailey.
N.J.: Sen. Booker re-elected for a 3rd full term
Senator Cory Booker has secured another six-year term in the upper chamber of Congress after defeating Republican challenger, former Tabernacle Deputy Mayor Justin Murphy, in the general election.
Sen. Ossoff wins reelection bid for Ga.
Incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff has secured a second term in the U.S. Senate representing Georgia by defeating Republican Representative Mike Collins, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump.
Va.: Warner wins fourth Senate term
Senator Mark Warner has won the Virginia Senate race, ensuring his fourth term in the upper congressional chamber.
Sen. Susan Collins’ Maine office vandalized with red paint symbolizing blood
Senator Susan Collins’ office, based in Biddeford, Maine, has been vandalized with a bloody message on the eve of Election Day.
Haley Stevens stands behind endorsement of Mike Rogers: ‘I made this decision, and I am proud of it’
U.S. Representative Haley Stevens, who lost the Michigan Democrat Senate primary election to Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee, has explained her reasoning behind pulling her endorsement for him and instead supporting the Republican nominee, former Representative Mike Rogers.
‘Hopefully that’s an indication for things to come’: Trump celebrates unofficial election results showing GOP win in Guam gubernatorial race
Guam’s unofficial election results showed Republican candidate Tony Ada winning the governorship for the westernmost territory of the United States.
DOJ sends 1K election monitors to all 50 states for 1st time in U.S. history
For the first time in U.S. history, the Department of Justice (DOJ) is sending about 1,000 election monitors to all 50 states.
Trump announces $4B annual aid to Israel will be cut off at end of year after agreement with Netanyahu: ‘They don’t need it’
President Donald Trump announced that roughly $4 billion in annual aid to Israel will be cut off at the end of the year.
DOJ asks SCOTUS to lift block on segregating 20K Calif. ballots
Just one day before the midterm elections, the United States Justice Department (DOJ) appealed to the Supreme Court to temporarily set aside 20,000 California mail-in ballots cast by individuals the DOJ says are “likely not U.S. citizens,” challenging previous lower-court rulings.
‘We close it down tonight’: Trump conducts final rally of midterm blitz, stumps for GOP candidates in Kansas
President Donald Trump wrapped up his midterm blitz with a rally in Salina, Kansas, energizing the crowd ahead of Tuesday’s pivotal elections.
‘It’s a thing called bravery’: Trump praises Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Mike Rogers in Mich. Senate race as Dem. leaders bash the congresswoman
President Donald Trump praised United States Representative Haley Stevens for endorsing GOP Mike Rogers in the hotly contested Michigan Senate race as Democrat leaders bash the congresswoman for the perceived betrayal.
Trump rallies in Iowa, pushes for ‘America first’ voters ‘up and down the line’
President Donald Trump is capping off the 2026 midterm campaign with high-energy rallies in reliable GOP strongholds, with his most recent stop in Dubuque, Iowa.
Conn. Sen. Chris Murphy hospitalized after stroke
Democrat Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy was hospitalized after suffering from a stroke, a spokesperson for the senator announced.
Fla.: 9 dead after Learjet plunges nose first and bursts into flames in Palm Beach
Nine people were killed after a Bahamas-bound Learjet nosedived and erupted into flames in Palm Beach County, Florida, officials said.
Judge rejects lawsuit seeking to halt Alaska Senate election certification amid ‘Decoy Dan’ controversy
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the administration of President Donald Trump aimed at blocking the certification of Alaska’s United States Senate election results if the Republican incumbent loses amid controversy over a second "Dan Sullivan" on the ballot.
Domestic abuse charities pay tribute to Sir Patrick Stewart’s decades of advocacy ‘in honor of his mother’
Following the death of legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart, domestic abuse advocates paid tribute to his legacy, praising his dedicated efforts to raise awareness for domestic violence and its lasting impact on children, "in honor of his mother."
Christa Pike breaks silence weeks after surviving 2 lethal injections in botched execution
Convicted murderer Christa Pike has made her first public statement since surviving two lethal injections in a failed attempt at carrying out the death penalty three decades after she murdered a classmate in 1995.
DOJ subpoenas Calif. election officials over suspected noncitizens registered to vote
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has reportedly opened a criminal investigation in California and issued subpoenas to local election workers in Los Angeles, claiming that tens of thousands of noncitizens appear on the state’s voter rolls.
Trial date set for WH Correspondents’ Dinner alleged shooter, September 2027
A September 2027 trial date was set for the alleged shooter of the April White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD).
Trump and Melania host annual WH trick-or-treating event
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted thousands of guests on the South Lawn for the White House’s annual Halloween celebration.
DOJ suspects 400 people illegally registered to vote in Wash. state
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that it suspects more than 400 people of being illegally registered to vote in Washington state.
Trump converges on Rock Hill for midterm rally in South Carolina
Supporters and protesters flooded Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Thursday morning as President Donald Trump appeared at a boisterous rally ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
AAA: Gas prices dip ahead of Halloween
Gas prices dipped slightly ahead of Halloween, falling five cents per gallon over the past week, according to AAA.
Report: Obama admin. found evidence suggesting Rep. Ilhan Omar married a sibling
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under former President Barack Obama found evidence suggesting Representative Ilhan Omar married a man suspected of being her brother to help him obtain a green card, according to a new report.
Milwaukee Brewers win World Series for 1st time in franchise history
The Milwaukee Brewers won the 2026 World Series for the first time in franchise history, triumphing over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5.
Report: Hegseth fires top Joint Staff military planner amid alleged classified information leaks investigation
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has reportedly fired the Department of War’s top military planner, Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, according to Pentagon officials.
Alaska gov. orders probe into alleged scheme to confuse voters by recruiting second ‘Dan Sullivan’ in Senate race
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered an investigation into the alleged scheme to recruit a second “Dan Sullivan” to intentionally confuse voters, he announced.
Ohio: Trump headlines midterm campaign blitz at Chillicothe’s Shoemaker Center
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Fmr Press Secy. Katie Zacharia breaks silence following WH exit
Former White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia broke her silence following her recent departure from the position, sharing that the media made it difficult to perform her duties during her brief tenure at the White House.
South Korean Ministry of Climate, Energy & Environment’s commissioned life-cycle assessment: Plastic straws less damaging to human health, environment than paper straws
A life-cycle assessment commissioned by South Korea’s Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment has revealed that conventional plastic straws may be less damaging to the environment and human health overall than their eco-friendly paper counterparts.
Trump teases Ted Cruz SCOTUS nomination in campaign speech
President Donald Trump reiterated his idea of nominating GOP Senator Ted Cruz to the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) in the event of a vacancy, joking that he would be unanimously confirmed.
FBI rebukes Gov. Hochul after she labels Suffolk Democrat Chairman Rich Schaffer probe a ‘political hit job’
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) bashed New York Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul after she labeled the federal probe into a Democrat Party boss a “political hit job” -- despite both local and state authorities working alongside FBI in the probe.
N.Y. district judge overseeing Maduro drug trafficking case dies at 92
U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York Alvin Hellerstein, who was overseeing the prosecution of ousted Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, has died at the age of 92.
Alaska: GOP Sen. Murkowski endorses Dem gubernatorial candidate ahead of midterm elections
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski's backing of a Democrat candidate in the Alaska gubernatorial race has sparked an intense debate over bipartisan endorsement ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
Alaska Senate race: Peltola’s campaign denies NYT report claiming her staff and allied operatives worked to recruit namesake spoiler candidate
Former Democrat U.S. Representative Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign has denied allegations stemming from a detailed New York Times report purportedly exposing that her campaign staff and allied operatives spent months working to recruit a namesake spoiler candidate in Alaska’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race.
Federal judge rules top U.S. prosecutor in L.A. is serving illegally
A federal judge has ruled that the First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California has been serving illegally as Los Angeles’ top prosecutor.
Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami with Trump’s approval after Brazil election loss
Defeated Brazilian Presidential candidate and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami, Florida, after fleeing his country in the wake of its election results.
High-speed train crash in Spain leaves more than 60 dead, 80 injured
At least 64 people have died after two high-speed trains carrying hundreds of people collided in central Spain.
Texas: Trump arrives in Lubbock for second stop of dual campaign swing, boosting GOP support for Paxton
President Donald Trump arrived in Lubbock on Tuesday for the second stop of a dual campaign swing across Texas aimed at boosting Republican support in a competitive U.S. Senate race.
Fla.: High school student arrested after being accused of attempting to make explosives for ISIS
A 15-year-old high school student in Alachua County, Florida, was arrested after an investigation by local authorities and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) purportedly discovered that he was attempting to build explosives for a terrorist organization.
Judge rejects new charges against FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about Hunter Biden’s laptop investigations
A federal judge has rejected the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ’s) attempt to file new criminal charges against two former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) counterintelligence officials who were accused of lying to Congress about their knowledge of Hunter Biden’s notorious laptop.
Paxton takes the stage at Trump rally in Corpus Christi, labels Talarico as the ‘most radical Democrat to ever run in Texas history’
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton took the stage in Corpus Christi, Texas, ahead of President Donald Trump’s speech to the crowd.
Texas Children’s Hospital officially opens first-ever ‘detransition clinic’ after settlement with AG Paxton
Texas Children’s Hospital has officially opened its first-of-its-kind detransition clinic under a settlement it reached with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in May.
Jay-Z’s Roc Nation picks himself to headline Super Bowl LXI halftime show
Announcing the Super Bowl LXI halftime show headliner, rapper Jay-Z revealed that the performer will be none other than himself.
FBI raids Calif. mansion in connection with Eric Swalwell sexual assault investigation
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has reportedly raided a mansion in California as part of an investigation into disgraced former Democrat Representative Eric Swalwell.
CENTCOM rejects Iranian claim that U.S. abandoned the Strait of Hormuz
United States Central Command (CENTCOM) rejected the Iranian claim that the U.S. had abandoned the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that American and regional forces maintain control of the waterway — “clearly not Iran.”