Live results for the 2026 midterm election. Track U.S. Senate, House, and governor races with real-time vote counts, maps and race calls from AP.
  • Kacarott@aussie.zone
    8·
    17 hours ago

    So I see lots of seats turning blue, does this mean for example that the democrats could finally be successful at impeaching trump? Or what is the significance, besides just being indicative of a general mood shift?

    • Dnb@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
      5·
      17 hours ago

      Yes they can. I think it requires more for actual removal but at the very least he won’t be running rampant and unchecked

      It’s great though and means 2028 will hopefully go even more blue. Not all of the senate is up every election so it can only change so much

  • ickplant@lemmy.world
    17·
    22 hours ago

    I got Covid and a fever, but I’m here cheering on TX on Kornacki Cam. Let’s go blue tsunami!

    • Stormy@thelemmy.club
      9·
      21 hours ago

      Holy shit, they might get a governor that doesn’t share intimate messages with elon musk over there.

  • CH3DD4R_G0B-L1N@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    9·
    19 hours ago

    I’m not overly emotional but I legit want to jump for joy and maybe even shed some happy tears that it looks all but confirmed I will wake up to a fully blue Texas state executive administration and a Senator. Talarico seemed like a lock, but I never imagined actually getting governor, LG, AG, & RR commish. This is insanity. Idk if I’ll be able to sleep

  • Hubi@feddit.org
    11·
    22 hours ago

    Can someone explain to this clueless European why Delaware has already been called for the Dems with what appears to be 0% of the votes counted?

    • vividspecter@aussie.zone
      6·
      20 hours ago

      They do exit polls on election day. It’s not enough to call an election alone, but combined with the other reasons such as turnout, you can be pretty confident.

    • themeatbridge@lemmy.world
      6·
      22 hours ago

      Because they can see how many ballots have been cast in each area. Cities tend to have far more voters, and they tend to have far more Democrats than Republicans. If, for instance, voter turnout in Wilmington was extremely low, then maybe the rural simpletons living in bumfuck might even out the Democrats, but with high voter turnout, it isn’t possible for a dipshit to win in civilized states.

      It’s the same way they called the Pennsylvania Governor race with like 2% of the votes counted. 80% of the votes are from Philly and Pittsburgh, and 80% of those voters are Democrats. That’s 64% of the vote before you count blue and purple areas like Scranton, Allentown, and the Philly suburbs. There’s basically no path to victory when everyone shows up to vote.

    • FerretyFever0@fedia.io
      2·
      21 hours ago

      Honestly, considering Delaware’s population, you could probably just call it before the race started. Most of the Northeast is pretty blue, besides New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

  • Plum@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
    31·
    22 hours ago

    More detailed map data + stats available at 270towin dot com here. (*edit: i had no idea polymarket was so invasive. It wasnt this bad last cycle). These are the sites I’ve liked historically.

    Not sure if anyone knows any other links for election night results.