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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%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters reject Question 3 - Top-Two Primary Elections, 61% to 39%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters approve Question 2 - Collective Bargaining for Public Counsel Services Employees, 64% to 36%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Massachusetts voters approve Question 1 - Public Records Law for Legislature and Governor's Office, 86% to 14%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Kansas voters approve Constitutional Amendment - Citizen Clarification, 64% to 36%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Florida voters approve Amendment 3 - Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-Homestead Property Assessments, 62% to 38%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Florida voters reject Amendment 2 - Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from Taxation, 42% to 58%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Florida voters reject Amendment 1 - Budget Stabilization Fund, 59% to 41%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Colorado voters approve Proposition 133, 62% to 38%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Colorado voters reject Amendment 84, 64% to 36%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Arizona voters approve Proposition 316 - Require Voter Approval for Local Grocery Tax Increases, 60% to 40%.
Nov 4, 1:58 AM ET Arizona voters reject Proposition 142 - Prohibit DEI Preferences in Public Institutions, 62% to 38%.
Nov 4, 1:55 AM ET Statewide races called: Wisconsin attorney general: Josh Kaul (D) wins; Wisconsin secretary of state: JoCasta Zamarripa (D) wins; Wyoming secretary of state: Robert Short (R) wins.

Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: September 22–28, 2025

48 new polls from 29 pollsters, across 11 topics. The biggest move: New York governor, toward Republicans 20.0 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic	Polls	This week	Before	Move
Donald Trump approval Echelon Insights, Marist College, Marquette University Law School, Morning Consult and 4 more	11	net -10.7	net -9.0	down 1.7
Generic congressional ballot Echelon Insights, McLaughlin & Associates, Morning Consult, RMG Research and 2 more	7	D+0.5	D+3.0	toward Republicans 2.5
New Jersey governor Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Emerson College, Global Strategy Group, Valcour and 1 more	6	D+5.2	D+4.8	little change
Texas Senate Deep Root Analytics, Ragnar Research Partners, University of Texas at Tyler	4	R+3.5	R+5.0	toward Democrats 1.5
Massachusetts governor Advantage, Inc., University of New Hampshire	3	D+13.0	–	no earlier polls
Virginia governor A2 Insights, co/efficient	2	D+4.6	D+7.3	toward Republicans 2.7
New York governor GrayHouse	2	D+5.0	D+25.0	toward Republicans 20.0
New Hampshire Senate University of New Hampshire	1	D+6.0	D+7.7	toward Republicans 1.7
House: NH-02 University of New Hampshire	1	D+12.0	D+18.0	toward Republicans 6.0
Ohio governor Hart Research Associates	1	D+1.0	–	no earlier polls
Pennsylvania governor Susquehanna Polling & Research	1	D+18.0	–	no earlier polls

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