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Nov 4, 5:00 PM ET Statewide races called: Arizona attorney general: Kris Mayes (D) wins; Arizona secretary of state: Adrian Fontes (D) wins.
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Nov 4, 2:51 PM ET Wisconsin voters approve Question 1 - Prohibit Partial Veto to Create or Increase Taxes or Fees, 51% to 49%.
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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.
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Nov 4, 1:18 PM ET Nevada voters approve Question 7, 62% to 38%.
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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.
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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%.
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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.

Maryland

Maryland results by county

Every county that has finished counting (95% or more), with its 2026 margin and the change from the 2024 presidential vote in the same county.

Maryland Governor

Wes Moore won (62.6%).

22 of 24 counties counted. Together, those counties moved toward D 0.7 points from 2024.

Results by county
County	Votes	2026	2024	Swing
Allegany	19,350	R+37.7	R+40.3	D+2.6
Anne Arundel	200,741	D+12.8	D+13.9	R+1.2
Baltimore	244,491	D+21.9	D+24.5	R+2.6
Calvert	33,972	R+15.3	R+11.0	R+4.4
Caroline	10,265	R+45.3	R+38.0	R+7.3
Carroll	64,978	R+31.6	R+25.0	R+6.6
Cecil	29,170	R+34.9	R+30.9	R+4.0
Charles	59,396	D+45.9	D+40.7	D+5.2
Dorchester	10,873	R+26.3	R+14.6	R+11.8
Frederick	96,614	D+11.4	D+8.8	D+2.5
Garrett	9,248	R+60.7	R+54.0	R+6.6
Harford	96,619	R+17.3	R+13.8	R+3.5
Howard	116,299	D+43.1	D+41.7	D+1.3
Kent	7,079	R+15.1	R+2.8	R+12.3
Montgomery	318,787	D+62.2	D+53.3	D+8.9
Queen Anne's	22,029	R+33.4	R+27.8	R+5.6
Somerset	6,219	R+28.4	R+17.4	R+11.1
St. Mary's	36,776	R+19.8	R+17.2	R+2.6
Talbot	16,433	R+6.2	Even	R+6.2
Washington	47,138	R+16.2	R+23.0	D+6.8
Wicomico	29,016	R+7.7	R+5.5	R+2.2
Worcester	20,682	R+29.7	R+22.0	R+7.7

Questions and answers

How many counties did each party win in the Maryland governor's race?

Democrats carry 6 counties and Republicans 16. 22 of 24 counties are fully counted so far.

Which counties moved most from 2024 in the Maryland governor's race?

Kent: 12.3 points toward Republicans; Dorchester: 11.8 points toward Republicans; Somerset: 11.1 points toward Republicans.

Which Maryland county cast the most votes?

Montgomery, with 318,787 votes counted; the margin there was D+62.2.

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County results: civicAPI. 2024: presidential votes by county (Harris vs. Trump). Margin: Democrat minus Republican, in points of the total.