Peltola seeks rejected-ballot records as Alaska Senate race remains uncalled
Mary Peltola led Dan Sullivan by 637 votes in the latest displayed DDHQ tally. Her campaign is suing for rejected absentee-ballot records; the race remains uncalled.
2026 Elections
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Oktibbeha affidavit ballots favor Scott Colom in still-uncalled Mississippi Senate race
Oktibbeha County reported 503 processed affidavit ballots: Scott Colom received 401, Cindy Hyde-Smith 96 and Independent Ty Pinkins 5. The statewide race remains uncalled, with DDHQ’s latest reported tally giving Colom a 2,696-vote lead.
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California billionaire-tax measure narrows deficit; vote remains uncalled
California’s billionaire-tax Proposition 40 narrowed its deficit to 751,663 votes in the secretary of state’s latest unofficial count. The measure had 4,401,873 yes votes (46.1%) and 5,153,536 no votes (53.9%). Its deficit was 781,806 votes in the earlier count cited in this report; it remains uncalled.
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Aisha Wahab defeats Melissa Hernandez in California’s 14th Congressional District
Democrat Aisha Wahab defeated fellow Democrat Melissa Hernandez in California’s 14th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the Alameda County seat in Democratic hands.
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Michael Baumgartner’s lead over Carmela Conroy grows to 9,561 votes in Washington’s uncalled 5th District
Republican Rep. Michael Baumgartner’s lead over Democrat Carmela Conroy widened to 9,561 votes in Washington’s 5th Congressional District on Friday, according to Decision Desk HQ’s unofficial returns. His advantage is 2,164 votes larger than in our previous report. The race remains uncalled.
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Doris Matsui leads Mai Vang by 19,446 votes in California’s uncalled 7th District
Democratic Rep. Doris Matsui led fellow Democrat Mai Vang by 19,446 votes in California’s 7th Congressional District on Friday, according to Decision Desk HQ’s unofficial returns. Matsui had 96,368 votes, or 55.61%, to Vang’s 76,922, or 44.39%, with 63% of the expected vote reported. The race remained uncalled.
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Eli Crane’s lead over Jonathan Nez narrows to 3,235 votes in Arizona’s uncalled 2nd District
Republican Rep. Eli Crane’s lead over Democrat Jonathan Nez narrowed to 3,235 votes in Arizona’s 2nd Congressional District on Friday, according to Decision Desk HQ’s unofficial returns. That is 1,011 fewer than the 4,246-vote advantage in our previous report. The race remains uncalled.
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Alaska ranked-choice repeal trails by 7,580 votes in unofficial count
Alaska’s proposal to repeal open primaries and ranked-choice general elections trails by 7,580 votes in the state’s unofficial returns. Ballot Measure 2, initiative 24ESEG, has 106,040 No votes (51.9%) and 98,460 Yes votes (48.1%); the outcome remains undecided.
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Mario Diaz-Balart defeats Nicole Locklin in Florida’s 26th District
Republican Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart defeated Democrat Nicole Locklin in Florida’s 26th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Abraham Hamadeh defeats Bernadette Greene-Placentia in Arizona’s 8th District
Republican Rep. Abraham Hamadeh defeated Democrat Bernadette Greene-Placentia in Arizona’s 8th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Tom McClintock defeats Michael Masuda in California’s 5th District
Republican Rep. Tom McClintock defeated Democrat Michael Masuda in California’s 5th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Sean McCann defeats Bill Huizenga in Michigan’s 4th District
Democrat Sean McCann defeated Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga in Michigan’s 4th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result flips a Republican-held seat to Democrats.
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Nebraska voters approve Initiative 442 on school sports
Nebraska voters approved Initiative 442, adding restrictions on transgender athletes to the state constitution, according to The Associated Press. The secretary of state’s unofficial returns list 491,716 votes for the measure and 230,919 against it, a margin of 260,797 votes.
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Arizona voters approve Proposition 318 on school sports
Arizona voters approved Proposition 318, expanding restrictions on participation in female school sports, according to The Associated Press. The state’s unofficial returns show 1,358,417 yes votes (58.94%) and 946,350 no votes (41.06%).
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Michael Cloud defeats Tanya Lloyd in Texas’s 27th District
Republican Rep. Michael Cloud defeated Democrat Tanya Lloyd in Texas’s 27th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Colorado voters approve Proposition 134 on school sports
Colorado voters approved Proposition 134, changing participation rules for school and college sports, according to The Associated Press. The state’s unofficial count lists 1,344,281 yes votes (52.33%) and 1,224,507 no votes (47.67%).
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Washington voters approve Initiative 638 on school sports
Washington voters approved Initiative 638, a restriction on transgender girls’ participation in school sports, according to The Associated Press. Official unofficial returns list 1,439,761 yes votes (56.80%) and 1,095,210 no votes (43.20%).
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Maine’s 2nd District heads to ranked-choice count; LePage leads Dunlap
Maine’s 2nd Congressional District will proceed to ranked-choice tabulation after neither candidate secured an initial majority, the secretary of state’s office announced. The process is scheduled to begin Monday, November 9, at 10 a.m. Eastern in Augusta. The race between Republican Paul LePage and Democrat Matt Dunlap remains uncalled.
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Daniel Darris-O’Connor, 19, flips Billerica’s Massachusetts House seat
Democrat Daniel Darris-O’Connor defeated Republican incumbent Marc Lombardo in Massachusetts’ 22nd Middlesex House District, flipping the Billerica seat to Democratic control, according to Hearst Television’s reporting. The 19-year-old representative-elect will be among the youngest members of the Massachusetts House.
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Mark Lamb defeats Elizabeth Lee in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District
Republican Mark Lamb defeated Democrat Elizabeth Lee in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Steve Toth defeats Shaun Finnie in Texas’s 2nd Congressional District
Republican Steve Toth defeated Democrat Shaun Finnie in Texas’s 2nd Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result keeps the seat in Republican hands.
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Scott Wiener defeats Connie Chan in California’s 11th Congressional District
Scott Wiener defeated Connie Chan in California’s 11th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. Both candidates are Democrats, so the San Francisco seat remains in Democratic hands.