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CNN Voter Poll: Democrats’ Senate sweep shows a fracturing MAGA movement

  • Democrats flipped seven Republican-held Senate seats on Tuesday, securing a majority of at least 54 seats in the chamber and taking control of the Senate.
  • In Kansas, Adam Hamilton defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall with 50.9% of the vote, ending 94 years of Republican control since 1932.
  • Troy Jackson defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins in Maine with 53.8% of the vote, while Democrats ended an 18-year Republican hold in North Carolina.
  • James Talarico flipped Texas with 55.1% of the vote and Annie Andrews took South Carolina with 51.1%, while The New York Times described the Iowa result as a "battleground shift."
  • Beyond the Senate, Democrats also secured control of the House, cementing their authority over both chambers of Congress and shifting power nationwide.
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The difference in party enthusiasm could explain it: data from key elections in Texas, Georgia, and South Carolina reveal how differences in voter turnout could have cost the Republican Party control of the Senate. "Republicans have a job ahead," said Ron DeSantis.

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The Western Journal broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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