US Midterm Election Results Snapshot: Latest Senate, House and Governorship Race Winners
Florida Republicans met their goals as Democrats won several Southern races, including Georgia’s governorship, with high Black female turnout helping one key victory.
- On Tuesday, Florida Republicans achieved key victories as voters elected Rep. Byron Donalds as governor and kept Sen. Ashley Moody in her seat, despite President Donald Trump being the first Floridian to lead America.
- Despite these specific wins, Senior Republicans expressed concern Tuesday that the South proved a 'terrible night for the Republican Party under Trump,' with strategists warning of potential House losses in the Sunshine State.
- Politico reported a 'bloodbath with Hispanic voters' in districts Republicans redrew to benefit themselves; even incumbents like Rep. Anna Paulina Luna barely reached the finish line in areas Trump won by double digits.
- One strategist remarked they did not expect Rep. Mario Balart to be in a 'knife fight' for his seat, while a candidate is on track to win Miami-Dade County despite voters there having fled socialism.
- Across the South, Democrats achieved significant gains; Annie Andrews defeated Sen. Darline Graham Norton in South Carolina, and Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Rick Jackson in Georgia to become the first Black woman to serve as governor.
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Miami (USA), Nov 4 (EFE).- The Republicans' red wall in Florida resisted this Tuesday, although with some cracks, the blue wave of Democrats in the rest of the United States (US) in the mid-term elections, consolidating it as one of President Donald Trump's bastions, resident [...] The entry The Republicans' red wall in Florida resists the blue Democratic wave in the United States was first published in HolaNews.
Florida remained a Republican bastion in the mid-term elections, resisting the Democratic wave that conquered other key states. Byron Donalds made history as he was the first African-American governor of the state, while Republicans retained the seat of the Senate.
Dems lost their big Florida races — but the GOP is freaking out anyway
Given that President Donald Trump is the first Floridian to ever serve as America's most powerful leader, one would expect Florida Republicans to perform well in the 2026 midterm elections. On Tuesday night, when it came to the two key races — electing Rep. Byron Donalds as governor and keeping Sen. Ashley Moody in her seat — Florida Republicans achieved their goals.Yet despite this achievement, they are still freaking out."Senior Republicans th…
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