***Country Wide Midterm Election of Senate and House Results 11/6/2018*** (united, votes, Congress)

[Three Wolves In Snow]

Originally Posted by southbel

Those Kavanaugh votes hurt them. Seems to be a clean sweep on red state Dems who voted no.

https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/s...21427070476289

That's exactly right.

[southbel]

Any information on the Arizona Senate race? That’s one I’m quite interested in.

[marino760]

Fienstien projected winner for Senate in CA. Believe it or not, her opponent was to the left of her. She'll be about 104 when she's up for reelection again.

[mountainrose]

Anyone know how John James (R) is doing in Michigan?

[BELMO45]

if not for the remarkably favorable map for the Democrats on those House seats this probably goes Republican both ways 90% of the time

[southbel]

Originally Posted by Spartacus713

That “America is transforming fast, progressives can win in red states” narrative took a rough hit with Beto, Gilllum, and probably Abrams tonight. Maybe Kansas is the consolation prize.

— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) November 7, 2018

Except Kansas didn’t elect a progressive. Kelly is not even remotely a progressive.

[Spartacus713]

Originally Posted by southbel

Any information on the Arizona Senate race? That’s one I’m quite interested in.

McSally up by 11,000 with 59% reporting.

[moneill]

Originally Posted by shanv3

This is Trump's victory. If it was as bad as CNN Projected, then GOP should have lost the senate and governor races badly . This is clearly a mandate that people support Trump and reelect him in 2020.

I think it depends on what side of the fence you like to hang out on.

I don't think it is a big Trump for win -- or for the Democrats. A BIG win for Dems would have been Beto or Gillum -- but the House is now theirs.

Sure Trump gets the Senate....but.....

It is not a clear mandate AGAIN.

It is clear the country is very divided. The Majority of people still don't support Trump and his agenda.

They just don't.

[MustermannBB]

So Dems get the house and Reps keep the senate. Not sure who's the winner here if there is one at all. Of course both sides will try and claim "victory". Really all it shows, at least IMHO, going by all the bickering that the US is more divided than ever. Who's at fault for that.... well same answer as to who will claim victory in these elections. I'm so tired of Reps and Dems.......

[southbel]

Originally Posted by mountainrose

Anyone know how John James (R) is doing in Michigan?

Down last I saw. Believe just under 10% down