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“Charlie Dingman: It’s been extraordinary in Maine, the amount of spending in this race, particularly in the Senate race.”

“The stunning electoral results on Tuesday night were the culmination of a monthslong effort by Democrats to make the high cost of living a central campaign issue in races across the country up and down the ballot.”

“To update people on the current state of the election results: Democrats will control both the House and the Senate, and they will do so by really quite astonishing margins.”

“The Texas Senate showdown had attracted nearly $198 million in trading volume, making it the most heavily traded individual race of the entire midterm cycle In Kansas, traders favored Democrat Adam Hamilton during the final five days of the race, despite the…”

“Collins, after all, had survived seemingly credible electoral challenges before and appeared primed – despite opinion polls showing a close race – to win a sixth Senate term, having once pledged to serve only two.”

“Democrats have won at least 54 seats in the Senate, with races in Alaska and Mississippi still too close to call, picking up at least nine seats in the upper chamber.”