Breaking House flip: Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D) wins NV-02, a seat held by Mark Eugene Amodei (R), by 6.6 points.Nov 4, 2:25 PM ET All updates Follow the live map

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Nov 4, 2:25 PM ET House flip: Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D) wins NV-02, a seat held by Mark Eugene Amodei (R), by 6.6 points.
Nov 4, 2:18 PM ET House flip: Paul Barringer (D) defeats Brad Knott (R) in NC-13, by 2.4 points.
Nov 4, 1:21 PM ET House flip: Richard Ojeda (D) defeats Richard Hudson (R) in NC-09, by 2.2 points.
Nov 4, 1:21 PM ET House flip: Cyril Jefferson (D) defeats Addison McDowell (R) in NC-06, by 2.3 points.
Nov 4, 1:21 PM ET House flip: Lakesha Womack (D) defeats Tim Moore (R) in NC-14, by 2.2 points.
Nov 4, 1:20 PM ET Statewide races called: Alabama attorney general: Katherine Robertson (R) wins; Alabama secretary of state: Caroleene Dobson (R) wins.
Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET Statewide races called: Nebraska attorney general: Mike Hilgers (R) wins; Nebraska secretary of state: Scott Petersen (R) wins.
Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET Nevada voters approve Question 7, 62% to 38%.
Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET Nevada voters approve Question 6, 63% to 37%.
Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET California voters approve Proposition 3, 59% to 41%.
Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET Alaska voters approve Ballot Measure 3 (Citizenship Voting), 70% to 30%.
Nov 4, 1:16 PM ET Statewide races called: Nevada lieutenant governor: Sandra Jauregui (D) wins; Nevada attorney general: Nicole Cannizzaro (D) wins; Nevada secretary of state: Cisco Aguilar (D) wins.
Nov 4, 8:54 AM ET Good morning. Where the midterms stand: Democrats win the Senate (D 54, R 44). Democrats win the House (D 228, R 142). Governors: D 22, R 11. 70 races still being counted. The full morning recap is on the site.
Nov 4, 4:53 AM ET Nevada governor's race called: Aaron Ford (Democrat) wins. Won by 7.2 points, a pickup from the Republicans.
Nov 4, 2:59 AM ET First results are in from Nevada. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 4, 2:36 AM ET House flip: Marni von Wilpert (D) wins CA-48, a seat held by Darrell Issa (R), by 18.7 points.
Nov 4, 2:15 AM ET Arkansas secretary of state: Kim Hammer (R) wins.
Nov 4, 2:08 AM ET Michigan secretary of state: Garlin Gilchrist II (D) wins.
Nov 4, 2:08 AM ET Missouri voters reject Amendment 7, 60% to 40%.
Nov 4, 2:08 AM ET Missouri voters approve Amendment 6, 58% to 42%.
Nov 4, 2:08 AM ET California voters approve Proposition 1, 59% to 41%.
Nov 4, 2:03 AM ET Minnesota secretary of state: Steve Simon (D) wins.
Nov 4, 2:03 AM ET Minnesota voters approve Amendment 1, 76% to 24%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Statewide races called: Colorado attorney general: Jena Griswold (D) wins; Colorado secretary of state: Amanda Gonzalez (D) wins; Florida attorney general: James Uthmeier (R) wins.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Missouri voters reject Proposition A, 60% to 40%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Michigan voters approve Proposal 2, 81% to 19%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters approve Question 9 - Firearm Regulations Referendum, 68% to 32%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters reject Question 8 - Eliminate Recreational Marijuana Sales, 76% to 24%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters approve Question 6 - Nature for All Fund, 61% to 39%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters approve Question 4 - Same-Day Voter Registration, 57% to 43%.

Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: September 1–7, 2025

25 new polls from 17 pollsters, across 5 topics. The biggest move: New Hampshire Senate, toward Republicans 16.0 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic	Polls	This week	Before	Move
Generic congressional ballot CNN/SSRS, Cygnal, Echelon Insights, Morning Consult and 3 more	9	D+3.7	D+2.4	toward Democrats 1.3
Donald Trump approval J.L. Partners, RMG Research, Survey 160, SurveyMonkey and 2 more	9	net -8.4	net -8.2	little change
Virginia governor Cygnal Political, Pulse Decision Science	2	D+6.0	D+7.3	toward Republicans 1.3
New Jersey governor Quantus Insights	1	D+10.0	D+6.0	toward Democrats 4.0
New Hampshire Senate 1892 Polling	1	D+2.0	D+18.0	toward Republicans 16.0

Races: Democrat-minus-Republican margin. Approval: approve minus disapprove. Simple averages per poll.