How America voted in maps and charts

Author: Wesley StephensonPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: United States

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Democrats have taken control of the Senate and are projected by CBS News to win the House of Representatives as well. They made gains in states including South Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Iowa and Ohio, while Alaska remains undecided and Mississippi is closely contested. In Florida, Democrats held districts 14 and 25 despite Republican-favouring redistricting and also won district 22. A voter poll suggests women largely backed Democrats; in Florida, Hispanic voters supported Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon by 55% to 44% for Republican Ashley Moody.

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