Politics Nov 07 Senate races in Montana, Arizona and Florida too close to call Early Wednesday morning, three U.S. Senate races -- in Montana, Arizona and Florida -- were still too close to call.
Politics Nov 07 California Sen. Dianne Feinstein wins fifth full term Voters first sent Feinstein to Washington in 1992. At 85, she is the oldest current U.S. senator.
Politics Nov 07 Republican Mike Braun ousts Indiana Senator Joe Donnelly Republican businessman Mike Braun defeated Sen. Joe Donnelly, Indiana's lone statewide elected Democrat.
Politics Nov 07 GOP Rep. Steve King wins 9th term in Iowa Voters re-elected King despite a string of controversies about comments and meetings he has held involving other candidates and groups characterized as white nationalists. King has argued that all those he met or made comments about were simply conservatives.
Politics Nov 07 Republican Josh Hawley wins Missouri Senate race Republican Josh Hawley won the Missouri Senate race, ousting Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill.
Politics Nov 06 Democrat Andrew Gillum concedes Florida governor's race to Republican Ron DeSantis Democrat Andrew Gillum has conceded Florida governor's race to Republican Ron DeSantis.
Politics Nov 06 Marsha Blackburn wins grueling, expensive Tennessee Senate race The congresswoman defeated Democratic former Gov. Phil Bredesen on Tuesday by closely aligning her bid with President Donald Trump. The president made three visits to the state for her.
Politics Nov 06 Mitt Romney wins Utah Senate race Romney was the heavy favorite to win the seat in conservative Utah, where he holds near-celebrity status as the first Mormon presidential nominee from a major party.
Politics Nov 06 Cruz defeats O'Rourke in Texas Senate race With the win, Cruz kept alive his hopes of mounting a second presidential run once Trump leaves the White House.
Politics Nov 06 Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wins re-election Hogan defeated Democrat Ben Jealous on Tuesday to become the first Republican governor to win re-election since 1954 and only the second to do so in the state's history.