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NEW: 2026 midterms now statistically the most successful election in history of Democratic Party.
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Illinois, you did it!
@JulianaStratton has spent her career fighting for working families and taking on the powerful.
Now she’s taking that fight to Washington.
Congratulations, Juliana. I’m excited to fight side-by-side in the Senate together.
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Congratulations to Donald Trump on a successful regime change
BREAKING: Democrats win the Senate to take full control of Congress away from Republicans, with voters rebuking Trump’s policies, NBC News Projects. nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
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It’s not a wave.
It’s not a tsunami.
It’s an electoral deluge of biblical proportions not seen since the 1974 Watergate midterm wipeout.
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South Carolina hasn’t elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1998, and routinely introduces bills to criminalize abortion patients.
Andrews’ victory has shocked the nation and proves definitively that pro-choice candidates can win anywhere. Andrews has defeated Republican incumbent Darline Graham, who was appointed by Donald Trump to replace her brother Lindsey Graham after his death this summer.
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Thank you, New Mexico! It is the honor of my lifetime to be elected your 33rd Governor.
Tonight, you made history. You chose a future where New Mexico comes first, where working families have a chance to get ahead, and where every New Mexican has a voice.
I know the challenges ahead are real. But I also know that New Mexicans have never backed down from a fight — and we are going to tackle these challenges together.
Whether you voted for me or not, I will always be your Governor, too. Because this campaign was about all of us, and the future we deserve.
Let’s keep New Mexico, New Mexico. Let’s build a brighter future for our families. And let’s get to work.
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Democrat Gina Hinojosa has defeated incumbent, three-term GOP Gov. Abbott.
She’s the first Democrat to be elected governor in over 30 years and the first Latina governor in the state’s history.






























