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Democrats are poised to retake the US Senate after historic wins in North Carolina and South Carolina, signaling a significant shift in congressional control.
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Democrats on path to retake Senate from Republicans after historic wins
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Annie Andrews wins in South Carolina, where no Democrat has won Senate election since 1998, while Roy Cooper triumphs in North CarolinaUS midterm elections – live updatesTrack live results from all 50 statesDemocrats are on the path to retaking the US Senate, after a pair of historic victories that indicate voters are ready to hand them back control of Congress’s upper chamber.Roy Cooper has won the Senate election in North Carolina, a swing state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the chamber in 18 years, the Associated Press projects. Perhaps even more significantly, Annie Andrews will be the next senator from deep-red South Carolina, where no Democrat has won a Senate election since 1998. Continue reading...
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