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– Alaska

– Arizona

– Nevada

– Georgia

– Vermont (Peter Welch)

– Connecticut (Richard Blumenthal)

– Maryland (Chris Val Hollen)

– Illinois (Tammy Duckworth)

– New York (Chuck Schumer)

– Colorado (Michael Bennet)

– Kalifornien (Alex Padilla)

– Oregon (Ron Wyden)

– New Hampshire (Maggie Hassan)

– Hawaii (Brian Schatz)

– Washington (Patty Murray)

– Pennsylvania (John Fetterman)

Demokraterna har sedan tidigare 36 platser.

– South Carolina (Tim Scott)

– Kentucky (Rand Paul)

– Alabama (Kathie Britt)

– Florida (Marco Rubio)

– Oklahoma (James Lankford och Markwayne Mullin)

– Indiana (Todd Young)

– Arkansas (John Boozman)

– South Dakota (John Thune)

– Kansas (Jerry Moran)

– North Dakota (John Hoeven)

– Missouri (Eric Schmidt)

– Louisiana (John Kennedy)

– Iowa (Charles E Grassley)

– Idaho (Mike Crapo)

– Ohio (JD Vance)

– North Carolina (Ted Budd)

– Utah (Mike Lee)

– Wisconsin (Ron Johnson)

Republikanerna har sedan tidigare 29 platser.

Genom ett experiment i samarbete med Improve The News erbjuder Omni ytterligare fakta och perspektiv på ett urval av nyheter om amerikansk politik och mellanårsvalet 2022.

Given the current inflation and violent crime crisis, Republicans should have done better, but that doesn't mean there weren't bright spots. One of these was the landslide reelection of Ron DeSantis and Florida's showcasing of how to run a smooth election. Whether they end up with a majority in either chamber or not, the GOP now has two years to take notes and figure out their 2024 game plan.

What DeSantis's win shows is that many Republicans throughout the country are still trying — and failing — to run their campaigns like Donald Trump. Election deniers like Doug Mastriano took huge defeats and up-and-coming progressives like John Fetterman had big wins, showing voters care far more about protecting democracy than the MAGA crowd thought.

• Americans headed to the polls on Tuesday to decide the makeup of Congress in a heated election season, with Democrats warning of an alleged threat to American democracy by Republicans, while Republicans focused on the economy and crime. [1]
• As of Thursday morning, Republicans are leading Democrats in the House 207-184, with 218 seats needed to win the majority. The Senate is still too close to call, with Republicans currently holding 49 seats and the Democrats 48. [2]
• The Pennsylvania US Senate race, which saw celebrity television physician Mehmet Oz face off against Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, is being called a victory for Democrat Fetterman by multiple outlets. Democrat Josh Shapiro also managed to win the governor's race. [3]
• In the closest New York governor's race since 1994, Republican Lee Zeldin, who tightened the race to within single digits ahead of election day, conceded on Wednesday to Democrat incumbent Kathy Hochul. Hochul is the first woman to be elected governor of the state. [4]
• In heavily contested Ohio, Republican JD Vance is projected to have beaten Tim Ryan, with Wisconsin Republican Ron Johnson also projected to have won his race. Meanwhile, Ron DeSantis has beaten Charlie Crist in Florida's governor race. Senate races in Georgia and Nevada are still a toss-up, with Georgia's incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker heading to a runoff. [5]
• As of right now, it looks as though Democrats haven't done as poorly as some projections anticipated. However, Republicans could still take slim majorities in either the House or Senate, or even both. [6]

Sources: [1] Al Jazeera [2] Associated Press [3] New York Times [4] syracuse [5] Wall Street Journal [6] Washington Post

Improve The News är en kostnadsfri nyhetsaggregator, utvecklad av forskare på bland annat MIT med syftet att öka tillgången till pålitliga nyheter. Målet är att hjälpa läsaren att lyfta blicken över den polariserade debatten och förstå världen på ett nyanserat sätt, och på så sätt bidra till ett samhälle präglat av medmänsklighet, konstruktiv dialog och välinformerat beslutsfattande.