The last two years have left Americans feeling left out of the economic recovery and frustrated at the general direction of the country. Tonight, we find out if frustration brings about a wave of change. This post will be updated with the most recent updates at the top.
Democrats: 45 seats
Republicans: 52 seats
Current House of Representative Balance:
Democrats: 138 seats
Republicans: 221 seats
Arkansas – Projected Republican Win (Tom Cotton) GOP +1
Colorado – Projected Republican Win (Cory Gardner) GOP +1
Georgia – Projected Republican Win (David Purdue) Dem +0 (former Sen. Chamblis(R) replaced with another Republican)
Iowa – Projected Republican Win (Joni Ernst) GOP +1
Montana – Projected Republican Win (Steve Daines) GOP +1
North Carolina – Projected Republican Win (Thom Tillis) GOP +1
South Dakota – Projected Republican Win (Mike Rounds) GOP +1
West Virginia – Projected Republican Win (Shelley Moore Capito) GOP +1
Virginia – too close to call: Gillespie(R) down <1 point against Warner(D) with 95% votes in
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