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The change in the balance of power sets up a clash with the Trump administration on oversight and other legislative priorities.
Democrat Annie Andrews won a stunning upset over GOP Sen. Darline Graham, who was running for her late brother Lindsey Graham's seat.
Rebecca Bennett defeated the two-term Republican incumbent after his monthslong absence for depression treatment.
Polls have closed in 15 more states, bringing 81% of the country's polls to a close. CBS News projects that Republican Harriet Hageman will win the Wyoming Senate race and incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper will win reelection to his Colorado Senate seat.
Rahm Emanuel, former White House chief of staff, joins CBS News to share his live thoughts on the midterms as results flow in from Florida and beyond.
Republican Sen. Ashley Moody beat Democrat Angie Nixon in the Florida Senate race, CBS News projects, keeping the seat in GOP hands.
In September, the House censured GOP Rep. Chuck Edwards over "inappropriate conduct" toward aides.
CBS News projects that incumbent Florida Democrats Jared Moskowitz and Kathy Castor will hold on to their House seats, and Democrat Pia Dandiya will win her House race.
GOP Sen. Ashley Moody defeated Democrat Angie Nixon in the Florida Senate race, CBS News projects, keeping the seat under Republican control.
Democrat Roy Cooper defeats Michael Whatley in the North Carolina Senate race, flipping the seat for Democrats, CBS News projects.
CBS News projects that Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas will win the New Hampshire Senate race, defeating former Republican Sen. John Sununu and keeping the seat in Democratic hands. Tony Dokoupil and Norah O'Donnell anchors CBS News special coverage.
Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas defeated former GOP Sen. John Sununu in the New Hampshire Senate race, CBS News projects, keeping the seat in Democratic control.
Democrat Roy Cooper defeated Michael Whatley in the North Carolina Senate race, CBS News projects, marking a flip for Democrats after GOP Sen. Thom Tillis opted not to seek reelection.
As of 8 p.m. on the East Coast, 16 more states closed their polls in the 2026 midterm elections. Among them were the battleground states of Maine and New Hampshire, which could affect control of the U.S. Senate. Tony Dokoupil anchors from Election Headquarters in New York.
President Trump launched what officials called "defensive" strikes against Iran hours before midterm voting opened on Tuesday. Charlie D'Agata reports.
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff defeated GOP Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate race, CBS News projects, holding onto his seat in the upper chamber.
Democrat Jasmine Crockett, Independent Joe Manchin, and Republican Elise Stefanik join CBS News to discuss President Trump's election strategy and their parties' midterm game plans.
CBS News projects that Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff will win reelection in Georgia, defeating Republican Rep. Mike Collins. Tony Dokoupil anchors special coverage.
Polls have closed in Ohio, West Virginia and at most precincts in North Carolina. Tony Dokoupil and Norah O'Donnell anchor CBS News' special coverage.
A newly released 911 call details the moments before Kaylub Giamanco intervened in the Oregon elementary school shooting. Carter Evans has more.