Gina Hinojosa defeats Greg Abbott in Texas governor race
Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeated Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in Texas, according to an Associated Press call reported by The Washington Post.
2026 Elections
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Amy Acton wins Ohio governor race, flipping Republican-held office
Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio’s governor race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result flips the governorship from Republican to Democratic control.
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James Talarico wins Texas Senate race, flipping Republican-held seat
Democrat James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton in Texas’s U.S. Senate race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result flips the seat from Republican to Democratic control.
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Sherrod Brown wins Ohio Senate race, flipping Republican-held seat
Democrat Sherrod Brown defeated Republican Jon Husted in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result flips the seat from Republican to Democratic control.
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Adam Hamilton wins Kansas Senate race, flipping Republican-held seat
Democrat Adam Hamilton defeated Republican Roger Marshall in Kansas’s U.S. Senate race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result flips the seat from Republican to Democratic control.
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New Berlin rejects $3.12 million police and fire referendum
New Berlin voters rejected additional police and fire funding Tuesday. WISN/Hearst’s unofficial returns showed 11,908 no votes, or 56.19%, against 9,285 yes votes, with all 21 precincts reporting.
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Muskego rejects $5.9 million public safety referendum
Muskego voters rejected a $5.9 million annual public safety levy increase Tuesday. WISN/Hearst’s unofficial returns showed 9,023 no votes, or 64.42%, against 4,984 yes votes, with all 10 precincts reporting.
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Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat, DDHQ calls
Democrat Annie Andrews has defeated Republican Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race, according to Decision Desk HQ. The result moves a Republican-held seat into the Democratic column.
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Virginia voters approve abortion-rights amendment, AP reports
Virginia voters have approved a constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights, according to an Associated Press call reported by The Washington Post.
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Wes Moore wins second term as Maryland governor, AP reports
Democratic Gov. Wes Moore has won a second term in Maryland, defeating Republican Dan Cox, according to an Associated Press call reported by The Washington Post.
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Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate race, makes history
Democrat Chris Pappas has defeated Republican John E. Sununu in New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race, keeping the open seat in Democratic hands.
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Roy Cooper flips North Carolina Senate seat, AP reports
Democrat Roy Cooper has won North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race, defeating Republican Michael Whatley, according to the Associated Press.
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Jon Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia Senate race, according to AP
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has won reelection in Georgia, defeating Republican Rep. Mike Collins, according to an Associated Press call reported by The Washington Post.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia governor’s race, AP reports
Keisha Lance Bottoms has won Georgia’s governor’s race, defeating Republican Rick Jackson, according to the Associated Press. The former Atlanta mayor becomes the first Black woman elected governor in the United States.
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Janesville voters approve voter control over major GM/JATCO projects
Janesville voters approved a requirement that major development at the former General Motors and Janesville Automotive Transport Company sites receive voter approval. The measure passed with 16,779 yes votes, or 62.82%, to 9,932 no votes, or 37.18%, in Rock County’s unofficial returns, with all 40 precincts reporting.
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Maryland voters approve Question 3 on congressional redistricting
Maryland voters approved Question 3, a constitutional amendment addressing congressional redistricting, according to The Associated Press. Unofficial State Board of Elections returns showed 1,080,354 votes for the proposal, or 60.05%, and 718,687 against, or 39.95%, with 1,968 of 1,979 election-day precincts reporting.
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Baltimore Question F leads in vote to reshape city budgeting
Baltimore’s Question F, a charter amendment changing the city’s budget process and the Board of Estimates’ role, led in unofficial Maryland State Board of Elections returns. The measure received 75,486 votes for, or 64.83%, and 40,959 against, or 35.17%, with 294 of 295 election-day precincts reporting.
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D.C. Initiative 86 leads in vote to ban force-fed foie gras sales
Washington, D.C.’s Initiative 86 held a wide lead in the Board of Elections’ unofficial citywide count. The proposal to prohibit force-feeding birds and selling products made through that practice received 117,053 yes votes, or 73.31%, compared with 42,615 no votes, or 26.69%.
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Missouri voters reject Amendment 3 abortion restrictions
Missouri voters rejected Amendment 3, a proposal to repeal the reproductive-healthcare protections voters added to the state constitution in 2024. Unofficial Secretary of State returns showed 1,173,172 no votes, or 55.489%, and 941,065 yes votes, or 44.511%, with all 3,214 precincts reporting.
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Winchester Model 1873 leads Idaho’s nonbinding state-gun vote
Idaho voters favored the Winchester Model 1873 in the state’s nonbinding advisory vote on an official state gun. Unofficial Secretary of State returns from all 44 counties showed the rifle leading six choices with 159,929 votes, or 31.09%, followed by the Winchester Model 1894 with 130,206 votes, or 25.31%.
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Idaho voters reject Proposition 1 reproductive-rights initiative
Idaho voters rejected Proposition 1, the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act, by 55.98% to 44.02% in unofficial state returns with all 44 counties reporting.
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Rhode Island voters approve $120 million housing bond
Rhode Island voters approved Question 2, authorizing $120 million in general obligation bonds for housing and homeownership. Unofficial Board of Elections returns showed 208,562 votes to approve, or 61.17%, against 132,408 votes to reject, or 38.83%, with all 39 cities and towns reporting.