• Balance of power, 1:09 AM ET (AP calls only): Senate D 50, R 41, 9 undecided. House D 203, R 124, 108 undecided.AP via NYT
  • AP calls House seats for Democrats George Whitesides (CA-27), Sara Jacobs (CA-51), Val Hoyle (OR-4), and Republicans Jack Bergman (MI-1), Jessica Hart Steinmann (TX-8), Chris Gober (TX-10).AP via NYT
  • Michigan Senate, about 71% counted: El-Sayed (D) 1,797,166, Rogers (R) 1,623,161. Not called.AP via NYT
  • Maine Senate swing race, about 72% counted: Jackson (D) 291,682, Collins (R) 258,254. AP has not called it.AP via NYT
  • Montana Senate, about 62% counted: Alme (R) 150,629, Bodnar (I) 119,279. MT-1, about 50%: Forstag (D) 71,740, Flint (R) 61,398. Not called.AP via NYT
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Where Congress stands at 1 AM ET: AP has called 50 Senate seats for Democrats and 41 for Republicans, with 9 undecided; House 203-124, 108 undecided

FACTS

As of 1:09 AM ET, AP has called 50 Senate seats for Democrats (including independents who caucus with them) and 41 for Republicans, counting seats not up this year. Nine Senate races are not called by AP: Alaska, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska and South Carolina (AP via NYT). The New York Times has made its own calls in Iowa, Maine and South Carolina, but AP has not, so we count them as undecided.

In the House, AP has called 203 seats for Democrats and 124 for Republicans, with 108 still undecided. A majority is 218 (AP via NYT).

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