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  • Mississippi Senate, about 96% counted: Colom (D) 464,926, Hyde-Smith (R) 463,788. Not called.AP via NYT
  • ME-02 swing race, about 92% counted: LePage (R) 158,825, Dunlap (D) 156,995. Not called.AP via NYT
  • MT-01, about 95% counted: Forstag (D) 127,263, Flint (R) 120,108. Not called.AP via NYT
  • AP calls MI-4 for Sean McCann (D) and MI-7 for William Lawrence (D), both flips.AP via NYT
  • Kansas governor, about 99% counted: Holscher (D) 549,969, Masterson (R) 542,929. Not called.AP via NYT
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The morning after: where Congress stands. AP has called 51 Senate seats for Democrats and 44 for Republicans, with 5 undecided; House 222-138, 75 undecided

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At a glance: As of 8:00 AM ET, AP has called 51 Senate seats for Democrats (including independents who caucus with them) and 44 for Republicans, counting seats not up this… · Sources: AP via New York Times live results
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As of 8:00 AM ET, AP has called 51 Senate seats for Democrats (including independents who caucus with them) and 44 for Republicans, counting seats not up this year. In the House, AP has called 222 seats for Democrats and 138 for Republicans, with 75 still undecided. A House majority is 218 (AP via NYT).

Senate seats AP lists as Democratic gains: Kansas (Adam Hamilton), North Carolina (Roy Cooper), Ohio (Sherrod Brown) and Texas (James Talarico).

House seats AP lists as Democratic gains: CO-8, IN-5, IA-1, IA-2, IA-3, KY-6, MO-2, NE-2, NJ-7, PA-1, PA-7, PA-8, PA-10, VA-2, WI-1 and WI-3.

Governor's races AP lists as Democratic gains: Nevada (Aaron Ford, called 4:46 AM ET), Ohio (Amy Acton), Iowa (Rob Sand) and Texas (Gina Hinojosa).

Overnight, AP called Nebraska's Senate race for Sen. Pete Ricketts (R) at 3:27 AM ET, 368,798 to 320,562 for Dan Osborn (I) with about 91% counted. The seat stays Republican.

Still open in the Senate (not called by AP): - Alaska: Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) 100,751, Mary Peltola (D) 99,074, about 72% counted. - Mississippi: Scott Colom (D) 462,821, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) 462,778, a 43-vote margin, about 96% counted. - Iowa, Maine and South Carolina: the New York Times has made its own calls, but AP has not, so we count them as undecided. Iowa: Josh Turek (D) leads Ashley Hinson (R) with about 98% counted. Maine: Troy Jackson (D) leads Sen. Susan Collins (R) by about 49,000 with about 86% counted. South Carolina: Annie Andrews (D) leads Darline Graham (R) by about 91,000 with about 99% counted.

Still open for governor: Kansas, Cindy Holscher (D) 546,587, Ty Masterson (R) 541,030, about 98% counted; and Alaska.

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  1. Nov 4 · 8:02 AM ET

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