Americans are waking up to a Congress still very much up for grabs. A night that started with thoughts of a “red wave” of Republican domination ended with neither party with control of either the Senate or House. A series of critical races – including Senate races in Georgia, Nevada and Arizona – will help determine how much control Republicans or Democrats have.
NewsNation will provide the latest updates on the 2022 midterm election results. Follow the balance of power in the House and Senate through the graphics below, which are updated in real-time by projections from NewsNation’s election partner, Decision Desk HQ.
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Republican projected to win Alaska Senate race
A Republican candidate is projected to win Alaska’s U.S. Senate seat, but NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ cannot project a specific candidate due to the state’s ranked choice voting system.
Stirewalt: ‘Flimflam’ about election fraud could cost GOP the Senate
Election integrity has been a central focus of races across the country this year, and if Republicans don’t retake control of the Senate, it might be because of “flimflam” some candidates espoused about election fraud, NewsNation political editor Chris Stirewalt said.
Laura Kelly projected to win Kansas governor race
The narrow Kansas governor’s race has been called by NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ in favor of Laura Kelly.
Incumbent Democratic Gov. Kelly battled it out against GOP challenger Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt for her bid for a second term as the state’s leader.
