2026 Midterm Election Results
Unofficial tallies show the incumbent won 64.5% of the vote, with 81% counted, as voters backed his pledge to improve driver services.
- On Thursday, November 5, polls across the country opened for the general election. Citizens are casting ballots to select representatives for local and national offices in this fall's major contest.
- Established by the nation's founders, voting remains a fundamental civic duty for all Americans. Participation represents the essential right to shape local and national representation in our representative system.
- Voters must present acceptable photo identification at polling places to participate. These locations generally remain open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Election Day to accommodate all registered residents.
- The Associated Press Decision Team will monitor vote tallies throughout the evening. Winners will be declared only when the organization determines no scenario allows a trailing candidate to close the gap.
- This election cycle features critical races for the U.S. House and state legislatures. Outcomes from these contests could potentially shift the balance of power across the country in coming years.
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Democrat Concedes as Maine Republican Flips Pro-Trump District
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage, the Republican nominee in Maine's 2nd Congressional District, speaks at a press conference in Lewiston, Maine, on Oct. 27, 2026. (Nathan Worcester/The Epoch Times)
Unofficial Election Night Results 2026
Please see the attached Unofficial Election Day Cumulative Report results for November 03, 2026 – General and Special Elections. You can also find the cumulative reports at the following links: Unofficial Cumulative Report: https://www.harrisvotes.com/Election-Results/Live-Results
Victories declared as Dems flip California congressional seats - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Midterm election numbers were all but finalized Wednesday morning with 100% of precincts across California reporting results. Results showed Democrats flipping several Republican seats in the U.S. House, which was the Democratic Party’s goal when it redrew districts under voter-approved Proposition 50. The hotly-contested congressional races in California included District 1, which saw U.S. Rep. James Gallagher, R-Nicolaus,…
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