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US Midterm Elections 2026: Live Updates and Results

Voters in the United States are electing all 435 seats of the House of Representatives, 35 Senate seats and 36 governors in the midterm elections of 3 November 2026. This page will carry the latest updates until the full results are known.

Seat count so far

Senate100 seats
Counts appear here as top news sources report them

Called for Democrats by France 24

House435 seats
Counts appear here as top news sources report them

Called for Democrats by The Guardian

Governors36 races
Counts appear here as top news sources report them
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Balance of power

435 House seats · 35 of 100 Senate seats · 36 governor races

Senate

51 of 100 needed
51
  • Democrats and allied independents 47
  • Republicans 53

Position before the election, as per Al Jazeera. The bar will show seats won as top news sources report them.

House of Representatives

218 of 435 needed
218
  • No seats called yet

As per NBC News, Republicans are seeking to protect a narrow majority and Democrats need a net gain of 3 seats to flip the House.

Live map: Senate and governor races

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From top news outlets: AP, Reuters, NPR, BBC, CNN and others.

35 of 100 Senate seats are up this year. Updated . Refreshes about every 10 minutes.

7Dem+4 leading
GOP1

27 of 35 races not yet called · 8 of 35 races on the map called

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Select a state to see which news outlets reported its result.

Senate results so far

  • Democrats (7): Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, South Carolina, Texas.
  • Republicans (1): Nebraska.
  • Leading, not yet called: Illinois (D), Iowa (D), New Hampshire (D), North Carolina (D).

Source: calls as reported by top news outlets such as AP, Reuters, NPR, BBC and CNN, gathered automatically every few minutes. A state turns solid when AP, Reuters or Decision Desk HQ calls it, or when two different outlets report the same winner. Any other single outlet shows a lighter shade, and outlets that disagree are held back. This is not an official result. Scripwise does not call races itself.

Projections and forecasts

Calls and forecasts made by the organisations named below, as reported by news publishers. They are not results.

Senate

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by France 24, via France 24 ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by The Guardian, via The Guardian ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by Reuters, via Reuters ↗ ·

House of Representatives

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by The Guardian, via The Guardian ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by The New York Times, via The New York Times ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by CNBC, via CNBC ↗ ·

Timeline of updates

  1. Democrat Jocelyn Benson wins Michigan governor race, per Economic Times

    The Economic Times reports that Democrat Jocelyn Benson won the Governor of Michigan race. Her campaign promise included a $60,000 salary commitment for teachers.

  2. Axios says Democrats won by historic margins across red and blue states

    Axios reports that Democrats won by epic and sometimes historic margins across red and blue states, up and down ballots. The column says Trump and Republicans are left with a major political challenge.

    Source:Axios ↗
  3. Melat Kiros becomes first Gen Z woman elected to Congress

    Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old democratic socialist from Colorado, has been elected to Congress. According to CBS News, she is the first woman from Generation Z to win a seat in Congress.

    Source:CBS News ↗
  4. Kathy Hochul re-elected as New York governor, CBS News projects

    CBS News projects that Kathy Hochul has been re-elected as governor of New York. The projection is for one governor race.

    Source:CBS News ↗
  5. US voters back abortion rights and reject Trump's redistricting push in ballot measures

    According to Reuters, voters in several states pushed back on President Donald Trump's redistricting efforts and backed abortion rights in 145 ballot questions during the midterm elections. Some measures tested support for his attempts to redraw congressional districts.

  6. Scope Ratings says US election results are credit positive

    Scope Ratings has said the US election results are credit positive, according to Bloomberg. The comment concerns the outcome of the midterm elections.

    Market impact US

    Scope Ratings describes the election results as credit positive, which bears on US credit markets.

  7. Investors shift from AI stocks to government bonds after Democrats take Congress

    According to France 24, investors shunned AI stocks and turned to government bonds on Wednesday after the Democratic Party took control of Congress in the midterm elections. Oil prices ticked slightly higher amid uncertainty over US policy towards Iran.

    Market impact US

    US investors moved out of AI stocks and into government bonds after the Democratic takeover of Congress.

  8. Alabama voters approve school prayer and Pledge of Allegiance amendment

    Voters in Alabama have approved a constitutional amendment requiring the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools and allowing student-initiated and student-led prayer. According to Decision Desk HQ, the measure is projected to be approved.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  9. Democrat Aaron Ford defeats Republican governor in Nevada

    The Daily Mail reports that Democrat Aaron Ford has defeated the Republican governor of Nevada. The report describes the result as the Democrat topping the GOP governor.

    Source:Daily Mail ↗
  10. Democrats flip key governorships as Republicans retain Florida

    Democrats have flipped key governorships in the US midterm elections, according to Anadolu Ajansi. Republicans have retained the governorship of Florida.

  11. Seoul shares close higher on early US midterm election outcome

    Seoul shares closed higher after the early outcome of the US midterm elections, according to UPI. The report links the market move directly to the election result.

    Market impact India

    Seoul share prices closed higher after early midterm results, a direct link between the US election outcome and an Asian market move.

    Source:upi ↗
  12. Democrat Rosenthal wins Texas railroad commissioner race

    According to CBS News, Democrat Rosenthal has won the race for Texas railroad commissioner against Republican Bo French. The race drew attention for a social media post by French.

    Source:CBS News ↗
  13. US stock futures rise as investors assess Democrats' midterm sweep

    According to Reuters, US stock futures rose as investors assessed the Democrats' midterm sweep. The move is directly linked to the election outcome in the supplied report.

    Market impact US

    US stock futures rose as investors assessed the Democratic sweep in the midterm elections.

  14. Voters elect first Black woman and first Native American woman governors

    According to NPR, voters on Tuesday elected the nation's first Black woman governor and the nation's first Native American woman governor. The report covers nine candidates for governor who made history.

  15. Missouri midterm results show key races and amendments

    KOMU 8 has published Missouri 2026 midterm election results covering key races and ballot amendments. The page presents state-level results for the election.

    Source:KOMU 8 ↗
  16. Sweeping Democrat wins deliver rebuke to Trump, DW reports

    DW reports that sweeping Democratic wins in the US midterms amount to a rebuke to President Trump. The report describes the wins in general terms without giving a new seat count.

    Source:DW.com ↗
  17. US dollar slides after Democrats win midterms as growth fears rise

    According to AOL.com, the US dollar fell after the Democratic midterm win as growth fears rose. The report links the currency move to the election result.

    Market impact US

    The US dollar fell after the Democratic midterm win, which is a direct link to the election result for currency markets.

  18. Democrat Aaron Ford unseats Republican Governor Joe Lombardo in Nevada

    NBC News projects that Democrat Aaron Ford, the attorney general of Nevada, has won the governorship from Republican Joe Lombardo in the key battleground state. The projection was made according to NBC News.

  19. Republican bid to tilt Florida House map falters as Democrats hold ground

    Al Jazeera reports that the Republican bid to redraw Florida's House map has faltered, with Democrats holding ground on a strong night. The report describes a setback for Trump's party in Florida.

    Source:Al Jazeera ↗
  20. Maryland polls close as election results begin to come in

    Polls have closed in Maryland and election results are beginning to come in, according to WBAL-TV live updates.

    Source:WBAL-TV ↗
  21. New York Times says angry voters signal end of Trump era

    The New York Times reports that the electoral backlash extended even into deep red states. It says President Trump has lost his hold over the coalition that lifted him to the White House twice.

  22. Trump says he is willing to accept midterm defeat, questions remain on follow-through

    Donald Trump struck a conciliatory note after the midterm elections, telling The New York Times he was absolutely willing to accept the defeat. France 24 reports that the key question is whether Trump will abide by the results, given his past questioning of election outcomes.

  23. Mississippi Senate race remains neck and neck with votes still being counted

    France 24 reports that the battle for the Senate seat in Mississippi remains neck and neck among the races yet to be called. No winner has been declared in the race at the time of reporting.

    Source:France 24 ↗
  24. BBC sets out key moments from US midterm election results so far

    According to BBC, a live summary of the US midterm election results so far has been published. Individuals wanting the latest counts can refer to this page for the main developments.

  25. News9live lists first openly gay senator and first Muslim American senator among winners

    News9live reports that the first openly gay senator, a Black woman governor and a Muslim American senator are among the historic midterm winners. The report names no further races or vote counts.

    Source:News9live ↗
  26. Iranian speaker says US voters rejected Iran war after Democratic gains

    Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said on Wednesday that Americans have rejected the Iran war. He made the remarks after a sweeping Democratic victory widely seen as a rebuke of the Trump administration, according to France 24.

    Source:France 24 ↗
  27. Asian shares mixed as Democrats retake US Congress

    According to Yahoo Finance, Asian shares were mixed after the Democrats retook the US Congress in the midterm elections. The report links the move in regional share prices directly to the election result.

    Market impact US

    Asian share markets moved mixed after the Democrats retook the US Congress, according to Yahoo Finance.

  28. Seoul shares close higher on early US midterm election outcome

    Seoul shares closed higher as per Kyodo News, following early outcomes of the US midterm elections. The report links the move in South Korean equities to the early election results.

    Market impact India

    South Korean shares rose on the early US midterm election outcome, so the result bears on Asian equity markets.

  29. Republican Jace Yarbrough projected to win Texas 32nd District House seat

    According to Decision Desk HQ, Republican Jace Yarbrough is projected to win the open Texas 32nd District seat. He defeated Democrat Dan Barrios in the district redrawn to favour Republicans last year, replacing Rep. Julie Johnson.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  30. Democrat Marcy Kaptur wins rematch in redrawn Ohio district

    According to CBS News, Democratic Representative Marcy Kaptur won a rematch in northwestern Ohio. The district was redrawn in October 2025 to create a more Republican-leaning seat.

    Source:CBS News ↗
  31. Senate Key moment

    Republicans lose control of House and Senate as voters reject Trump agenda

    According to The New York Times, Republicans lost control of both the House and the Senate. The newspaper said voters offered a stinging rebuke to President Trump's agenda.

    Market impact US

    Democratic control of Congress may affect US policy expectations, which investors in US markets are watching closely.

  32. Arizona voters approve Proposition 318 on sports team sex designations

    According to Decision Desk HQ, Arizona's ballot measure Proposition 318 is projected to pass. It would further restrict transgender people from competing on sports teams or using private spaces such as locker rooms.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  33. Democrats sweep US midterms as Wall Street weighs AI, tax and fiscal risks

    According to Economies.com, Democrats swept the US midterm elections, and Wall Street is now considering new risks linked to artificial intelligence, taxes and fiscal policy. The report links the election outcome to these market concerns.

    Market impact US

    The reported Democratic sweep is linked by Economies.com to new risks for Wall Street in AI, taxes and fiscal policy.

  34. Silver jumps over 4% to reclaim $51 an ounce after Democrats win midterms

    The Economic Times reports that silver prices rose more than 4% to reclaim $51 an ounce as Democrats secured the US midterm victory. The move is linked to the election in the supplied report.

    Market impact USIndia

    Silver prices rose more than 4% after Democrats secured the US midterm victory, according to The Economic Times.

  35. Silver prices jump over 4% after Democrats secure midterm victory

    According to The Economic Times, silver prices jumped over 4% to reclaim 51 dollars an ounce after Democrats secured the US midterm victory. The move is linked directly to the election result.

    Market impact USEUIndia

    The rise in silver prices after the Democratic win bears directly on commodity markets in the US, Europe and India.

  36. House Key moment

    Democrats projected to win enough seats to gain control of the House

    Democrats have been projected to win enough seats to gain control of the House of Representatives in the 2026 midterm elections, according to Deltaplex News.

  37. Adam Hamilton elected as first Kansas Democrat to US Senate in 94 years

    Reuters reports that Adam Hamilton has been elected as the first Kansas Democrat to the US Senate in 94 years. The report covers one Senate race in Kansas.

    Source:Reuters ↗
  38. Idaho voters reject abortion access ballot measure, Decision Desk HQ projects

    According to Decision Desk HQ, a ballot measure to legalise abortion access up until fetal viability in Idaho is projected to fail. Voters rejected the measure, which would have reversed the state's current ban.

  39. Democrat Jon Rosenthal wins Texas railroad commissioner race

    NBC News projects that Democrat Jon Rosenthal has defeated Republican nominee Bo French for the Texas railroad commissioner seat. French had faced criticism from fellow Republicans over his inflammatory remarks.

    Source:NBC News ↗
  40. Nebraska voters approve ban on transgender athletes in girls' sports

    According to Decision Desk HQ, Nebraska's Initiative Measure 442 is projected to pass. The constitutional amendment will require public schools, colleges and universities to designate sports teams by biological sex.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  41. Gold rises as dollar softens and Treasury yields fall after midterms

    According to the WSJ, gold climbed after the US midterm elections, with a softer dollar and falling Treasury yields. The report links the move to the election outcome.

    Market impact US

    Gold prices rose, and the dollar and Treasury yields fell, following the US midterm elections, as reported by the WSJ.

  42. Alaska Senate race remains a tossup as more votes are counted

    The Alaska US Senate race between Peltola and Sullivan remains close as more votes are counted, according to Alaska Beacon. Neither candidate has been declared the winner.

  43. Republican Pete Ricketts wins Nebraska Senate race against Dan Osborn

    NBC News projects that Republican Senator Pete Ricketts has defeated independent Dan Osborn in the Nebraska Senate race.

  44. Bitcoin price wobbles as Democrats take Congress, crypto bill outlook uncertain

    Yahoo Finance reports that the Bitcoin price has wobbled as Democrats took Congress. The report says the crypto market structure bill now faces an uncertain future.

  45. Texas voters swing to Democratic candidates, Axios reports

    Axios reports that Texas, which voted Republican on Tuesday, moved to Democratic candidates by the end of the count. Two state representatives from Austin, James Talarico and another Democrat, have won statewide contests.

  46. Nevada voters approve abortion rights amendment, Decision Desk HQ projects

    Decision Desk HQ has projected that Nevada voters have approved a ballot measure protecting abortion up to the point of viability. The measure will be added to the state constitution, according to The Hill.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  47. Nevada voter ID measure projected to pass, Decision Desk HQ says

    Decision Desk HQ projects that Nevada Question 7, a constitutional amendment requiring photo identification for in-person voting, will pass. The Hill reports the projection.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  48. European stocks set to dip as Democrat sweep stokes AI worries

    According to Bloomberg, European stocks are set to dip as the Democratic sweep has stoked concerns about artificial intelligence. The market move is linked directly to the election result.

    Market impact EU

    The expected dip in European stocks after the Democratic sweep bears directly on equity markets in Europe.

  49. Democrat from Kansas wins US Senate seat for first time since 1932

    A Democrat from Kansas has been elected to the US Senate, according to Al Jazeera. It is the first time a Democrat has won a Kansas Senate seat in 94 years.

    Source:Al Jazeera ↗
  50. Democrat Bob Harvie defeats Republican Brian Fitzpatrick in Pennsylvania 1st District

    Democrat Bob Harvie has defeated Republican Brian Fitzpatrick in Pennsylvania's 1st Congressional District, according to WHYY. The result is a House race in the state.

    Source:WHYY ↗
  51. Jim Pillen secures victory in Nebraska governor race

    Jim Pillen has secured victory in the Nebraska governor race, according to The Daily Nebraskan. The report was published in its midterm live updates.

  52. CNBC says Democratic midterm sweep may not change markets much

    CNBC reports that a Democratic sweep of the midterm elections may not change markets much. The report is commentary on the expected market effect of the election outcome.

    Market impact US

    CNBC reports that a Democratic sweep of the midterm elections may not change US markets much.

    Source:CNBC ↗
  53. Republican redistricting plans fail to protect House seats, Axios reports

    According to Axios, Republicans fell short of winning seats in several districts they redrew to favour their candidates. Some Republican incumbents are now at risk of losing.

    Source:Axios ↗
  54. Republican redistricting plan fails as Democrats gain in several House districts

    According to Axios, Republicans redrew several districts mid-cycle to favour their candidates, but did not win those seats. Some Republican incumbents are now at risk of losing their seats by narrow margins.

    Source:Axios ↗
  55. Republican redistricting strategy fails in House races

    Axios reports that Republicans tried to protect their House majority through mid-cycle redistricting, but the effort failed on Tuesday. Some Republican incumbents now face a risk of losing their seats.

    Source:Axios ↗
  56. Asian shares fall as tech stocks sell off ahead of US midterm results

    Asian shares fell on selling of tech shares as markets watched for the results of the US midterm elections, according to WRAL. The report links the market moves to the wait for the election outcome.

    Source:WRAL ↗inkl ↗
  57. Kaptur projected to win 23rd term in Ohio House race

    Democrat Marcy Kaptur is projected to win a 23rd term representing Ohio's 9th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. She defeated Republican Derek Merrin in a rematch, extending her record as the longest-serving woman in Congress.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  58. Alaska citizenship voting requirement measure projected to pass

    A ballot measure in Alaska, Initiative Petition 25USCV, is projected to pass, according to Decision Desk HQ. The measure makes minor language changes to a state law requiring that voters be citizens.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  59. Steinmann projected to win Texas 8th District House seat

    Jessica Steinmann (R) is projected to defeat Laura Jones (D) in Texas's 8th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. She will succeed Rep. Morgan Luttrell (R-Texas), who is not seeking re-election to this seat.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  60. Democrats win in several Republican strongholds

    KFOX reports that Democrats have won sweeping victories in several Republican strongholds in the midterm elections.

    Source:KFOX ↗
  61. Crypto dips on Democrat midterm wins and Binance hack

    Reuters reports that crypto prices dipped on Democratic midterm wins, and that a Binance hack also dented market optimism. The report links the election result directly to the move in crypto prices.

    Market impact US

    Crypto prices fell on the back of Democratic midterm wins, according to Reuters.

    Source:Reuters ↗
  62. Leticia Gutierrez projected to win Texas 9th District House seat

    Democrat Leticia Gutierrez is projected to defeat Republican Alex Mealer in Texas's 9th District, according to Decision Desk HQ. Gutierrez was leading by 14 points with 78 percent of votes reporting, as per DDHQ.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  63. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate race, AP projects

    The Associated Press projects that Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has defeated Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race. He will become the first Muslim US senator.

  64. Dollar hits one-month low as Democrats gain in US midterms

    The dollar weakened to a one-month low as Democrats gained ground in the US midterm elections, according to Tuko News. The report links the currency move to the election results.

    Market impact USEU

    The dollar's fall against other currencies on the day of the midterm results bears directly on forex markets in the US and Europe.

  65. Five biggest surprises from Democrats' strong midterm night

    Axios reports that Republicans suffered losses in red and blue states alike on the night of the midterms. Polls had underestimated the size of the Democratic gains, according to the report.

    Source:Axios ↗
  66. Ada County in Idaho sees record midterm turnout

    Idaho News 6 reports that Ada County recorded record midterm turnout as voters packed the polls.

    Source:Idaho News 6 ↗
  67. Republican gerrymandering fails to protect House seats, says NPR

    According to NPR, Democrats won several congressional districts that Republicans had redrawn to boost their party ahead of the midterms. The report says the redrawing did not prevent the Democratic gains.

    Source:NPR ↗Axios ↗
  68. Asian stocks fall after US midterm results point to Democratic win

    The Economic Times reports that Kospi, Taiwan and other Asian stocks fell after US midterm elections signalled a Democratic victory.

    Market impact India

    Asian stock markets fell after the midterm results signalled a Democratic victory in the US.

  69. House Key moment

    Democrats take control of US House and Senate in 2026 midterms

    According to The Seattle Times, Democrats have taken control of both the United States House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections. Washington state results were also coming in.

    Market impact US

    Control of both chambers by Democrats bears directly on US markets, which had been reacting to the election outcome.

  70. Midterm results described as historic rout, signalling Trump-era backlash

    According to The New York Times, the electoral backlash reached deep red states. The report indicates that President Trump has lost his hold over the coalition that lifted him to the White House twice.

  71. Democrat Sam Forstag projected to flip Montana 1st District House seat

    Democrat Sam Forstag is the projected winner of the Montana 1st District House race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result is a flip from Republican control and forms part of his party's push to take control of the House.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  72. Tech billionaires have poor night as Democrats defeat Republicans

    According to CNBC, tech billionaires had a poor election night as Democrats defeated Republicans in the midterms. The report is a summary of takeaways from the night.

    Source:CNBC ↗
  73. Denise Powell wins historic race; several Nebraska contests remain undecided

    According to KETV, Denise Powell has won a historic victory in Nebraska's 2026 midterm elections. Several other races in the state remain undecided.

    Source:KETV ↗
  74. Massachusetts voters reject ballot measure to end party primaries

    A ballot measure that would have eliminated party primary elections in Massachusetts is projected to fail, as per preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ. Question 3 would have let candidates from all parties appear on the primary ballot, with the top two advancing to the general election.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  75. Minority candidates record historic leadership firsts in US midterm vote

    According to The Straits Times, the US midterm vote has produced historic leadership firsts for minority candidates across the country. The report does not list the individual offices in this text.

  76. South Dakota voters approve citizens-only voting amendment

    A ballot measure affirming that only United States citizens can vote in South Dakota elections is projected to pass, according to Decision Desk HQ. The constitutional amendment, labelled J on the ballot, changes the South Dakota Constitution to say so.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  77. West Virginia voters approve citizens-only voting amendment

    A ballot measure limiting voting in West Virginia to US citizens is projected to pass, according to Decision Desk HQ. The constitutional amendment, known as Amendment 1, changes the state constitution's wording on voting.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  78. Missouri voters reject measure to restore near-total abortion ban

    Missouri voted to protect abortion access on Tuesday, according to Decision Desk HQ projections. The ballot measure that would have reinstated a near-total abortion ban was narrowly rejected.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  79. Latino voters help Democrats win back Texas seats in Congress

    Latino voters helped Democrats break the Republican hold on Texas and reclaim both chambers of Congress on Tuesday, according to Axios. The result casts doubt on the gains President Donald Trump made with Latino voters in 2024.

    Source:Axios ↗
  80. Latino voters help Democrats win Texas upsets

    Latino voters helped Democrats break the Republican grip on Texas and reclaim both chambers of Congress, according to Axios. The report casts doubt on Trump's 2024 gains with Latino voters.

    Source:Axios ↗
  81. Latino voters help Democrats win Texas and both chambers of Congress, Axios reports

    According to Axios, Latino voters helped Democrats break the Republican hold on Texas and reclaim both chambers of Congress on Tuesday. The report says this casts doubt on Republican gains among Latino voters in 2024.

    Source:Axios ↗
  82. Latino voters help Democrats win Texas races

    Axios reports that Latino voters helped Democrats break the Republican grip on Texas and reclaim both chambers of Congress. The report says this casts doubt on President Trump's gains with Latino voters in 2024.

    Source:Axios ↗
  83. Missouri voters reject Republican-friendly House map

    A ballot measure to enact a more Republican-friendly House map in Missouri is projected to fail, according to Decision Desk HQ. Voters rejected Proposition A, which would have allowed lawmakers to pass new congressional lines.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  84. US midterms mark firsts for women and minorities in major offices

    According to Al Jazeera, the midterm elections, which saw Democrats make big gains, also marked firsts for women and minorities in major offices.

  85. Susan Collins concedes Maine Senate race to Democratic challenger

    Five-term Republican Senator Susan Collins has conceded to her Democratic challenger in Maine, according to ABC13 Houston live results.

  86. Democrats poised to take control of US House, election results show

    KCRA reports that Democrats are poised to take control of the US House in the 2026 election results. The report has not yet confirmed the final control of the chamber.

    Source:KCRA ↗
  87. US dollar falls as Democratic gains threaten Trump economic agenda, LiteFinance says

    LiteFinance reports that the US dollar has sunk as a blue wave threatens President Trump's economic agenda. The forecast is dated 4 November 2026.

    Market impact USEU

    The dollar fall linked to the expected policy effects of the Democratic result bears on currency markets in the US and Europe.

    Source:LiteFinance ↗
  88. Louisiana 5th District House race heads to runoff

    Democratic state Representative Patricia Moore and Republican state Representative Gabe Firment are projected to advance to a runoff in the Louisiana 5th District House race, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Moore held a lead of less than one percentage point over Firment with 93 percent of votes counted.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  89. Democrat Kristina Knickerbocker flips Ohio 10th District House seat

    Democrat Kristina Knickerbocker is projected to win Ohio's 10th District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). She defeated longtime Republican Representative Mike Turner, who had held the district for more than two decades, winning just over 49 percent of the vote.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  90. Roy Cooper gives Democrats first Senate seat flip in North Carolina

    According to 13WHAM-TV, Roy Cooper has given Democrats their first Senate flip as more results come in. The item reports a Senate race result in North Carolina.

  91. Two-year Treasury yield falls to two-month low as Democrats sweep midterms

    According to WSJ, the two-year Treasury yield fell to a two-month low as Democrats swept the midterm elections.

    Market impact US

    The two-year Treasury yield fell to a two-month low after the Democratic sweep, which bears on US bond markets.

    Source:WSJ ↗
  92. Republican Kelly Ayotte wins second term as New Hampshire governor

    Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte has won a second two-year term in New Hampshire, according to NBC News. NBC News projects the result, and the state has trended blue at the national level.

    Source:NBC News ↗
  93. Democrats' midterm win rattles Trump trades from AI stocks to crypto

    According to inkl, the Democrats' win has affected trades linked to Trump, including AI stocks and crypto. The report links the election result directly to moves in these markets.

    Market impact US

    The Democrats' win has unsettled investor positions linked to Trump trades, covering AI stocks and crypto.

    Source:inkl ↗
  94. Democrat Katy Padilla Stout projected to win Texas 23rd District House seat

    Democrat Katy Padilla Stout is projected to win the open 23rd Congressional District seat in Texas, which was vacated by former Republican Representative Tony Gonzales. According to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ, she defeated Republican Brandon Herrera.

Frequently asked questions

When will the full results of the midterm elections be known?

Many races are called on the night of the vote or on the following day. Close contests, and states that count mail ballots slowly, can take several days or longer to be called.

How is control of the US Congress decided?

A party controls a chamber when it holds a majority of the seats in it. That is 218 of 435 seats in the House, and 51 of 100 seats in the Senate, where the Vice President casts the deciding vote in case of a tie.

How do midterm elections usually affect US stocks, the dollar and Treasury yields?

Markets mostly react to what an outcome may mean for taxes, government spending and borrowing. The effect has differed from one election to another, and no fixed pattern is guaranteed.

What do the midterm elections mean for European markets and the euro?

European investors will follow the outcome for its bearing on US trade policy, defence spending and interest rates. Any effect on the euro or on European shares will depend on the policies that follow.

What do the midterm elections mean for Indian markets?

Indian investors will follow the outcome for its bearing on US trade policy, interest rates and the dollar, which influence foreign portfolio investor flows and the rupee. The Nifty and the rupee can also move for reasons unrelated to the elections.

Where do the updates on this page come from?

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Scripwise Desk. “US Midterm Elections 2026: Live Updates and Results.” Scripwise, November 4, 2026. https://www.scripwise.co.in/us-midterm-elections

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