Hey all, checking in with another update. There were a lot more races called today, with the state leg picture becoming clearer. Read this thread for the latest chamber-by-chamber updates, and check out our tracker here for updated results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vSsHAk6Q5uI7N5_99W8kFqDmUTedOKd17ldf_95ASUtVyBnNFv7oDVtx-7qL8nQMGSIn1-cV4h3O-jm/pubhtml#
AZ: There's too much vote outstanding for us to say much about Arizona. We continue to monitor race results and will let you know when we know more.
FL: One Dem-held FL Senate seat is too close to call. Pending that result, Dems will either lose a seat or there will be no change. In the House, we're looking at a net loss of five seats, with calls in all races.
GA: Democrats appear to have flipped a Senate seat, growing their majority in the chamber. Dems have a confirmed net gain of one House seat, with results outstanding in four GOP-held districts. Dems are currently ahead in one of those races with more votes to count.
IA: There will likely be no net change in the IA Senate; Dems flipped a seat and lost a seat. We're looking at a net loss of six seats in the IA House.
KS: Democrats needed to flip three seats to break the GOP supermajority in the Senate; that seems out of reach right now. Dems appear to have netted one seat, with two Dem-held districts too close to call. Right now, Dems lead in one of those districts and trail in the other.
KS: Dems needed to flip one seat to break the supermajority in the House, that increasingly seems out of reach. With five races uncalled, the biggest question is whether Dems can hold the line or whether they'll see a net loss of seats.
MI: Democrats appear to have flipped two seats and lost two seats, resulting in no change to the partisan composition of the MI House (the Senate was not on the ballot). Dems needed to net four seats to flip the chamber.
MN: Democrats need to flip two seats to flip the MN Senate, with four races uncalled it's too close to call on whether that chamber flip can happen. Dems appear likely to hold the MN House, but will return with a smaller majority. Seven races remain too close to call.
NC: SD 9 remains too close to call. Pending the results of that race, control of the chamber will either remain the same or Dems will gain one seat. Democrats are looking at a net loss in the NC House, with one GOP-held seat too close to call.
OH: Democrats lost one Senate seat. One GOP-held seat remains too close to call. Pending that outcome, Dems will either lose a seat or the balance will remain the same. In the House, Dems will see a net loss with one Dem-held seat too close to call.
TX: Dems have flipped a Senate seat, resulting in a net gain in the chamber. In the House, Dems have lost one seat and picked up one seat. We have not yet seen calls in four races. Pending those outcomes, the balance could either remain the same or Dems could pick up a few seats.
WI: Democrats have lost two seats in the State Senate. In the Assembly, Democrats have picked up two seats. We have not yet seen a call in one GOP-held seat (AD 24).
PA: There's too much vote out for us to say much here. We did not do a major update today, but will continue to make updates as more votes are counted in the coming days.
MT & WV: We did not update these chambers today. Democrats are not poised to make gains in either chambers. Stay tuned for updates from these states in the coming days.
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