Updated: Nov. 4, 5:38 PM ET

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,701
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,075

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	48.9%	462,857
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.9%	462,792

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,207
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,711,747

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	368,429
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	320,926

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,445,121
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,249,752

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,701
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,075

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	48.9%	462,857
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.9%	462,792

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,207
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,711,747

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	368,429
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	320,926

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,445,121
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,249,752

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,701
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,075

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	48.9%	462,857
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.9%	462,792

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,207
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,711,747

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	368,429
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	320,926

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,445,121
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,249,752

Expected vote reporting: 74%

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Election 2026 live results: Hakeem Jeffries officially launches bid to be 1st Black speaker of the House

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After President Donald Trump called for Texas redistricting to give Republicans five new seats, Republicans seem poised to lose ground in that state's house delegation.

Four out of five of those districts will be won by Democrats. Texas's 32nd district will be flipped by Republican Jace Yarborough, per AP calls. He is winning by less than 3 points in a district Trump would've won by 18 points in 2024.

Additionally, Democrats will flip two Republican-held seats, both in heavily Hispanic south Texas districts -- Rep. Monica De La Cruz has lost her seat in TX-15 and Democrat Katy Padilla Stout will win the vacant seat formerly held by Rep. Tony Gonzales in TX-34

Democrats flipped all the major statewide races but only netted one House seat.

-ABC News’ Diana Paulsen

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Democrat David Crowley will win the Wisconsin gubernatorial race and become the state's first Black governor, ABC News projects.

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Crowley will defeat Republican candidate Tom Tiffany and succeed outgoing Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.

-ABC News’ Oren Oppenheim and Gaby Vinick

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The Associated Press has projected that Democrat and Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford will win the governor’s race in Nevada, flipping the seat for Democrats.

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-ABC News’ Oren Oppenheim and Juhi Doshi

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-ABC News' Oren Oppenheim and Juhi Doshi

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