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Democrat's Win Key Senate Races

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Former two-term Governor Roy Cooper notched an early victory in North Carolina's Senate race on Tuesday, sailing past former Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley in a state that Donald Trump carried three times.

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Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has won re-election against Republican Rep. Mike Collins, NBC News projects, prevailing in Georgia after a nationally watched race that was defined, at times, by heated personal attacks.

12 of 22 outletsfirst reported 4 Novwording from NBC News

In a major blow to the Republicans, Democrat Annie Andrews beat Mr Trump’s hand-picked candidate Darline Graham to take the South Carolina Senate seat.

12 of 22 outletsfirst reported 29 Octwording from Evening Standard

Ossoff, regularly cited as a potential Democratic presidential contender in 2028, has becoming a rising star in the party.

5 of 22 outletsfirst reported 4 Novwording from The Guardian

Charleston, South Carolina, US – South Carolina has elected a Democrat to the US Senate for the first time since 1998, according to Associated Press news agency projections.

5 of 22 outletsfirst reported 28 Octwording from Al Jazeera

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NBC News4 Nov

Democrat Annie Andrews defeated Republican Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race, marking a significant upset victory despite South Carolina leaning heavily towards Republicans. In July, Darline Graham, lacking policy expertise and facing criticism, was appointed to replace her late brother Lindsey Graham after his sudden death from heart problems. Despite being seen as an underdog candidate, Andrews…

Democrat Annie Andrews defeats GOP Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina, a major upset →8 articles from NBC News on this story
CBS News4 Nov

Annie Andrews, a 45-year-old pediatrician running on a platform of healthcare access and combating corruption in Washington, defeated Republican incumbent Darline Graham in South Carolina's Senate race. The upset win comes despite significant support for Graham from major GOP groups like the Senate Leadership Fund and MAGA Inc., which provided over $827,000 to her campaign. This victory marks a historic shift as it…

Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate race →7 articles from CBS News on this story
The Independent4 Nov

Jon Ossoff, the Democratic senator from Georgia, won re-election in Tuesday's midterm elections, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins to secure a second term. In his victory speech, Ossoff criticized former President Donald Trump, calling him a "failed lame duck" and highlighting the broader successes of the Democratic Party as evidence that the American people reject Trump’s leadership.

Watch: Jon Ossoff takes aim at ‘failed lame duck’ Trump in Georgia Senate victory speech →6 articles from The Independent on this story
Washington Examiner4 Nov

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) won his re-election bid for a second term on Tuesday evening, delivering a speech that hinted at his presidential ambitions for 2028. During his victory speech, he emphasized the need to address deeper issues within the country beyond just political figures and called for reform rather than mere restoration. With Ossoff’s win, the next presidential cycle becomes more prominent, featuring…

Ossoff fires starting gun for 2028 with rousing victory speech vowing to ‘heal the brokenness beneath’ →5 articles from Washington Examiner on this story
The Guardian5 Nov

In a surprising turn of events, Annie Andrews won a U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina that was previously held by Republican Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham. Shane Brown, a typical Republican voter, exemplified how many voters felt unengaged and undecided despite intense campaigning, contributing to the Democratic victory. Key to understanding this upset is the 500,000 voter drop-off from the previous…

How did Republicans lose a Senate seat in fireball-red South Carolina? →5 articles from The Guardian on this story
Al Jazeera4 Nov

Annie Andrews won South Carolina’s US Senate seat, marking the first Democratic victory there since 1998. She raised over $22 million largely from grassroots donors and ran on platforms including affordable healthcare and reproductive rights. Republican candidate Darline Graham faced criticism for her qualifications despite Trump's endorsement, ultimately failing to unite conservatives behind her candidacy in a race…

Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina’s Senate seat →5 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
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Daily Mail4 Nov

NBC News elections expert Steve Kornacki expressed shock during live coverage when Democrat Annie Andrews narrowly won South Carolina's Senate race against Republican Darline Graham. Graham, chosen by Trump to replace the late Lindsey Graham, lost despite receiving significant support from outside Republican groups who invested $27 million in the race compared to Democrats' $24 million investment. Andrews’ victory…

NBC's Steve Kornacki stunned as South Carolina slips away from Darline Graham live on air: 'This is shocking' →4 articles from Daily Mail on this story
Fox News4 Nov

Annie Andrews, a Democratic pediatrician, has defeated Republican Senator Darline Graham to win South Carolina's Senate seat in a surprising upset victory. Graham, appointed by Governor Henry McMaster after her brother Lindsey Graham’s death, was heavily backed by former President Donald Trump but lost despite his two campaign stops in the state. This marks the first time since nearly three decades ago that a…

Massive upset: Andrews downs Trump-backed Graham in ruby-red South Carolina →4 articles from Fox News on this story
Toronto Star4 Nov

Roy Cooper, a Democrat and former governor of North Carolina, won the U.S. Senate election against Republican candidate Michael Whatley. This win is significant for Democrats as it helps them move closer to their goal of gaining at least four seats held by Republicans in the Senate. The election took place on November 3, 2026.

Democrat Roy Cooper wins election to U.S. Senate from North Carolina →3 articles from Toronto Star on this story
NPR4 Nov

Annie Andrews, a Democrat and pediatrician, has unexpectedly won South Carolina’s Senate election against Republican Sen. Darline Graham. This marks the first time a woman has won a Senate seat in South Carolina history and is the state's first Democratic Senator since 1998. The victory comes despite President Trump’s popularity in the state; his approval ratings were at record lows due to issues like the war with…

Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate race in major upset →3 articles from NPR on this story
Evening Standard4 Nov

Democrats secured significant victories in the South Carolina and North Carolina Senate races, ousting President Trump’s endorsed candidates. In South Carolina, Annie Andrews defeated Darline Graham, while in North Carolina, Governor Roy Cooper won against Michael Whatley. These wins, along with other state-level successes like Florida's first black governor Byron Donalds and Georgia's first black female governor…

Democrats secure major wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US Congress →3 articles from Evening Standard on this story
Time4 Nov

Annie Andrews, a Democrat and pediatrician, won South Carolina's Senate seat with 50.6% of the vote against Republican Darline Graham, who had only recently taken over the seat after her brother Lindsey Graham's death earlier this year. The victory is seen as a significant upset given South Carolina’s traditionally red leanings; Graham, lacking political experience and facing criticism for poor debate performances…

Annie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate Seat in Stunning Upset →2 articles from Time on this story
New York Post4 Nov

Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper defeated Republican candidate Michael Whatley, winning 66.8% of the vote compared to Whatley’s 31.6%, according to AP. This victory marks a significant win for Democrats as they aim to reclaim control of the Senate. Cooper will replace outgoing Senator Thom Tillis and becomes the first Democrat elected to the Senate in North Carolina in nearly two decades. The race…

Dem Roy Cooper flips North Carolina Senate seat, beats Trump pick Michael Whatley →2 articles from New York Post on this story
The Hindu4 Nov

Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia on November 3, 2026, despite predictions that he might face defeat against Republican challenger Mike Collins. His victory, though not changing the overall balance of power in the Senate, has increased speculation about a potential presidential run for Ossoff, who is seen by many as one of the Democratic Party’s rising stars at age 39. Voters and party members alike…

Rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff’s reelection fuels presidential prospects →2 articles from The Hindu on this story
BBC4 Nov

In South Carolina’s midterm elections, Democrat Annie Andrews won the Senate seat, marking a historic victory for Democrats in the state after nearly three decades. Her opponent, Republican Darline Graham, conceded despite President Trump’s support and her brother Lindsey Graham's influence. During the campaign, Graham acknowledged her limited expertise on national security issues, which may have contributed to her…

South Carolina elects Democratic senator for first time in almost three decades →2 articles from BBC on this story
The Straits Times4 Nov

In the recent US midterm elections on November 3, Democrat Annie Andrews defeated Republican Darline Graham to win a Senate seat in South Carolina, marking the first Democratic victory there in 28 years. The race saw significant outside funding, with Republicans investing $27 million compared to Democrats' $24 million. This upset reflects growing voter dissatisfaction with President Trump’s performance, particularly…

US midterms: Democrat Annie Andrews wins US Senate seat in South Carolina upset over Darline Graham →2 articles from The Straits Times on this story
Semafor4 Nov

David reflects on how former South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Jaime Harrison's experience running against Senator Lindsey Graham in a past election highlights the impact of Donald Trump’s political influence. Harrison notes that while Democrats previously believed Trump could sway elections through his roughhouse politics and economic promises, voters this time showed those tactics are less effective without…

Trump’s politics meet reality →2 articles from Semafor on this story
The Bulwark28 Oct

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How Do You Solve a Problem Like Elon Musk? →
Dawn4 Nov

In the recent US midterm elections, Democrats won significant Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia, projecting victories for Roy Cooper over Michael Whatley in North Carolina and Jon Ossoff over Mike Collins in Georgia. These wins bring Democrats closer to controlling the Senate but the outcome remains uncertain due to uncounted votes. Exit polls indicate that half of voters viewed the election as a chance to…

US midterms: Democrats projected to flip North Carolina Senate seat, hold Georgia →
Mother Jones4 Nov

Dr. Annie Andrews won a surprising victory in the South Carolina Senate race, defeating Republican candidate Darline Graham with 4.1 percentage points lead as of early counts. This outcome marks the first time since 1998 that a Democrat has secured this seat in a deeply red state. Despite significant backing from President Trump and substantial financial support from top GOP PACs, Graham’s lack of experience and…

“A Monumental Upset”: Annie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate Seat →
Reason4 Nov

Jon Ossoff, previously seen as the most vulnerable Democratic senator, won his reelection by focusing on opposition to President Donald Trump’s corruption. This victory followed two years marked by high inflation, tariffs, and geopolitical tensions under Trump’s presidency. Voters in Georgia expressed dissatisfaction with Trump's governance, contributing to Ossoff's win despite previous Republican advantages due to…

Jon Ossoff, Once the Senate's Most Vulnerable Democrat, Won Reelection by Running Against Trump's Corruption →

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After Republican Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly in July, his younger sister, Darline, was appointed to serve out the remainder of his term.

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Cooper will succeed retiring GOP Sen. Thom Tillis, who grew increasingly critical of President Donald Trump during his second term and chose not to seek re-election.

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Mr. Whatley, a former Republican National Committee chair who has never held elective office, campaigned alongside Mr. Trump in North Carolina.

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Trump’s approval rating is hovering near his career lows, with voters frustrated by war on Iran, higher fuel prices and wider affordability concerns.

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NBC's Steve Kornacki stunned as South Carolina slips away from Darline Graham live on air: 'This is shocking' Daily Mail

How it changed

  1. 28 Oct

    South Carolina has not sent a Democrat to the US Senate since 1998, when Fritz Hollings of Charleston won his final term, serving until 2005.

    5 outlets · Daily Mail
  2. 29 Oct

    Democrats are favored in 48 seats and Republicans are ahead in 46 (they would control the Senate with 50 seats because the Vice President breaks ties).

    2 outlets · Fox News
  3. 30 Oct

    Facing off to take over Tillis’s seat are Democrat Roy Cooper, the state’s former governor, and Republican Michael Whatley, the former Republican National Committee chairman who has Trump’s endorsement.

    4 outlets · Toronto Star
  4. 2 Nov

    Before his death, Lindsey Graham, who had held his seat in the upper chamber since 2003 and served in the House before that, was running for re-election and won the Republican primary in June by a nearly 28-point margin.

    2 outlets · Time
  5. 3 Nov

    Republican Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham to finish her brother’s term in a widely hailed move, given the siblings’ close relationship.

    4 outlets · Toronto Star
  6. 4 Nov

    Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has won re-election against Republican Rep. Mike Collins, NBC News projects, prevailing in Georgia after a nationally watched race that was defined, at times, by heated personal attacks.

    12 outlets · NBC News

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  • 5 Nov How did Republicans lose a Senate seat in fireball-red South Carolina?In a surprising turn of events, Annie Andrews won a U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina that was previously held by Republican Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham. Shane Brown, a typical Republican voter, exemplified how many voters felt unengaged and undecided despite intense campaigning, contributing to the Democratic victory. Key to understanding this upset is the 500,000 voter drop-off from the previous…The Guardian
  • 4 Nov Trump’s politics meet realityDavid reflects on how former South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Jaime Harrison's experience running against Senator Lindsey Graham in a past election highlights the impact of Donald Trump’s political influence. Harrison notes that while Democrats previously believed Trump could sway elections through his roughhouse politics and economic promises, voters this time showed those tactics are less effective without…Semafor
  • 4 Nov How a Democrat shocked the world in South CarolinaAnnie Andrews, a Democrat, unexpectedly won South Carolina's Senate election in August after spending over $5 million on advertising early in the campaign. Despite initial skepticism, she maintained a lead over her Republican opponent Darline Graham without publicly releasing poll results to avoid drawing national attention too soon. This victory is seen as significant because it marks Democrats' first win in a…Semafor
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff delivers Georgia victory speech after winning Senate reelection
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  • 4 Nov Watch: Jon Ossoff takes aim at ‘failed lame duck’ Trump in Georgia Senate victory speechJon Ossoff, the Democratic senator from Georgia, won re-election in Tuesday's midterm elections, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins to secure a second term. In his victory speech, Ossoff criticized former President Donald Trump, calling him a "failed lame duck" and highlighting the broader successes of the Democratic Party as evidence that the American people reject Trump’s leadership.The Independent
  • 4 Nov WATCH: Annie Andrews addresses supporters after projected win in South Carolina Senate raceOn November 3, 2026, Democrat Annie Andrews addressed her supporters after ABC News projected her as the winner in the South Carolina Senate race, securing a victory that flipped the seat previously occupied by the late Senator Lindsey Graham.ABC News (US)
  • 4 Nov NBC's Steve Kornacki stunned as South Carolina slips away from Darline Graham live on air: 'This is shocking'NBC News elections expert Steve Kornacki expressed shock during live coverage when Democrat Annie Andrews narrowly won South Carolina's Senate race against Republican Darline Graham. Graham, chosen by Trump to replace the late Lindsey Graham, lost despite receiving significant support from outside Republican groups who invested $27 million in the race compared to Democrats' $24 million investment. Andrews’ victory…Daily Mail
  • 4 Nov Democrats secure major wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US CongressDemocrats secured significant victories in the South Carolina and North Carolina Senate races, ousting President Trump’s endorsed candidates. In South Carolina, Annie Andrews defeated Darline Graham, while in North Carolina, Governor Roy Cooper won against Michael Whatley. These wins, along with other state-level successes like Florida's first black governor Byron Donalds and Georgia's first black female governor…Evening Standard
  • 4 Nov GOP Sen. Thom Tillis reacts after CBS News projects that Democrat Roy Cooper will win his seat
    CBS News
  • 4 Nov Democrats secure early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US CongressDemocrats secured significant victories in the South Carolina and North Carolina Senate races, defeating candidates backed by President Trump. In South Carolina, Annie Andrews won against Darline Graham, ending a 28-year Republican streak. Roy Cooper defeated Michael Whatley in North Carolina, further bolstering Democratic gains. Additionally, Chris Pappas retained New Hampshire’s seat previously held by Jeanne…Evening Standard
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  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff, Once the Senate's Most Vulnerable Democrat, Won Reelection by Running Against Trump's CorruptionJon Ossoff, previously seen as the most vulnerable Democratic senator, won his reelection by focusing on opposition to President Donald Trump’s corruption. This victory followed two years marked by high inflation, tariffs, and geopolitical tensions under Trump’s presidency. Voters in Georgia expressed dissatisfaction with Trump's governance, contributing to Ossoff's win despite previous Republican advantages due to…Reason
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate race in major upsetAnnie Andrews, a Democrat and pediatrician, has unexpectedly won South Carolina’s Senate election against Republican Sen. Darline Graham. This marks the first time a woman has won a Senate seat in South Carolina history and is the state's first Democratic Senator since 1998. The victory comes despite President Trump’s popularity in the state; his approval ratings were at record lows due to issues like the war with…NPR
  • 4 Nov Trump served another crushing blow as Darline Graham loses seat he handpicked her for
    The Independent
  • 4 Nov Annie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate Seat in Stunning UpsetAnnie Andrews, a Democrat and pediatrician, won South Carolina's Senate seat with 50.6% of the vote against Republican Darline Graham, who had only recently taken over the seat after her brother Lindsey Graham's death earlier this year. The victory is seen as a significant upset given South Carolina’s traditionally red leanings; Graham, lacking political experience and facing criticism for poor debate performances…Time
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina’s Senate seatAnnie Andrews won South Carolina’s US Senate seat, marking the first Democratic victory there since 1998. She raised over $22 million largely from grassroots donors and ran on platforms including affordable healthcare and reproductive rights. Republican candidate Darline Graham faced criticism for her qualifications despite Trump's endorsement, ultimately failing to unite conservatives behind her candidacy in a race…Al Jazeera
  • 4 Nov South Carolina elects Democratic senator for first time in almost three decadesIn South Carolina’s midterm elections, Democrat Annie Andrews won the Senate seat, marking a historic victory for Democrats in the state after nearly three decades. Her opponent, Republican Darline Graham, conceded despite President Trump’s support and her brother Lindsey Graham's influence. During the campaign, Graham acknowledged her limited expertise on national security issues, which may have contributed to her…BBC
  • 4 Nov WATCH: Jon Ossoff addresses supporters after projected win in Georgia Senate raceJon Ossoff spoke to his supporters after ABC News projected that he would win re-election in the Georgia Senate race on November 3, 2026. The article focuses on Ossoff's address following this significant electoral victory.ABC News (US)
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews projected to win South Carolina Senate seat
    NBC News
  • 4 Nov Massive upset: Andrews downs Trump-backed Graham in ruby-red South CarolinaAnnie Andrews, a Democratic pediatrician, has defeated Republican Senator Darline Graham to win South Carolina's Senate seat in a surprising upset victory. Graham, appointed by Governor Henry McMaster after her brother Lindsey Graham’s death, was heavily backed by former President Donald Trump but lost despite his two campaign stops in the state. This marks the first time since nearly three decades ago that a…Fox News
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper celebrates flipping North Carolina Senate seatRoy Cooper, former governor of North Carolina, won a U.S. Senate seat previously held by Republicans, marking a shift in party control for that position. The victory was confirmed after Cooper defeated his opponent Michael Whatley, who later acknowledged the results. The celebration took place in Raleigh following the election.Al Jazeera
  • 4 Nov Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia holding Senate seat for DemocratsJon Ossoff has been reelected to the Senate in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins. The election took place on November 4, 2026.Al Jazeera
  • 4 Nov US midterms: Democrat Annie Andrews wins US Senate seat in South Carolina upset over Darline GrahamIn the recent US midterm elections on November 3, Democrat Annie Andrews defeated Republican Darline Graham to win a Senate seat in South Carolina, marking the first Democratic victory there in 28 years. The race saw significant outside funding, with Republicans investing $27 million compared to Democrats' $24 million. This upset reflects growing voter dissatisfaction with President Trump’s performance, particularly…The Straits Times
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat held by Republicans since 1998Annie Andrews, a Democrat and pediatrician who focused on healthcare affordability, won the South Carolina Senate seat held by Republicans since 1998, defeating Republican Darline Graham in a closely contested race where both candidates polled at 48% according to a recent poll. The election marks a significant shift as it is the first time South Carolina has elected a woman and a Democrat to the Senate since Hattie…The Guardian
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews showing early statewide lead in South Carolina Senate race
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  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews defeats GOP Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina, a major upsetDemocrat Annie Andrews defeated Republican Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race, marking a significant upset victory despite South Carolina leaning heavily towards Republicans. In July, Darline Graham, lacking policy expertise and facing criticism, was appointed to replace her late brother Lindsey Graham after his sudden death from heart problems. Despite being seen as an underdog candidate, Andrews…NBC News
  • 4 Nov Rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff’s reelection fuels presidential prospectsJon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia on November 3, 2026, despite predictions that he might face defeat against Republican challenger Mike Collins. His victory, though not changing the overall balance of power in the Senate, has increased speculation about a potential presidential run for Ossoff, who is seen by many as one of the Democratic Party’s rising stars at age 39. Voters and party members alike…The Hindu
  • 4 Nov Ossoff fires starting gun for 2028 with rousing victory speech vowing to ‘heal the brokenness beneath’Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) won his re-election bid for a second term on Tuesday evening, delivering a speech that hinted at his presidential ambitions for 2028. During his victory speech, he emphasized the need to address deeper issues within the country beyond just political figures and called for reform rather than mere restoration. With Ossoff’s win, the next presidential cycle becomes more prominent, featuring…Washington Examiner
  • 4 Nov Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate raceAnnie Andrews, a 45-year-old pediatrician running on a platform of healthcare access and combating corruption in Washington, defeated Republican incumbent Darline Graham in South Carolina's Senate race. The upset win comes despite significant support for Graham from major GOP groups like the Senate Leadership Fund and MAGA Inc., which provided over $827,000 to her campaign. This victory marks a historic shift as it…CBS News
  • 4 Nov Democrats secure early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US CongressDemocrats have secured early victories in key states ahead of the midterms, flipping Senate seats and winning gubernatorial positions. In North Carolina, Governor Roy Cooper defeated Michael Whatley, marking a significant shift against Republican support bolstered by President Trump. Additionally, Democrat Chris Pappas won New Hampshire’s congressional race against John Sununu. Meanwhile, Keisha Lance Bottoms became…Evening Standard
  • 4 Nov “A Monumental Upset”: Annie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate SeatDr. Annie Andrews won a surprising victory in the South Carolina Senate race, defeating Republican candidate Darline Graham with 4.1 percentage points lead as of early counts. This outcome marks the first time since 1998 that a Democrat has secured this seat in a deeply red state. Despite significant backing from President Trump and substantial financial support from top GOP PACs, Graham’s lack of experience and…Mother Jones
  • 4 Nov Rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff’s reelection fuels presidential prospectsJon Ossoff secured his reelection to the U.S. Senate in Georgia on November 3, strengthening his position as a potential Democratic presidential candidate in 2028. Despite stating he has no interest in running for president, his victory over Republican Mike Collins and criticism of President Trump have bolstered his profile within the party. Supporter Gracie Surface expressed hope for an Ossoff candidacy, noting the…The Straits Times
  • 4 Nov US midterms: Democrats projected to flip North Carolina Senate seat, hold GeorgiaIn the recent US midterm elections, Democrats won significant Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia, projecting victories for Roy Cooper over Michael Whatley in North Carolina and Jon Ossoff over Mike Collins in Georgia. These wins bring Democrats closer to controlling the Senate but the outcome remains uncertain due to uncounted votes. Exit polls indicate that half of voters viewed the election as a chance to…Dawn
  • 4 Nov Roy Cooper wins North Carolina Senate election, flipping seat for Democrats, CBS News projectsRoy Cooper won the North Carolina Senate race, a victory that flips the seat to Democratic control according to CBS News projections. The article does not provide specific details about when or where this occurred but focuses on the outcome of the election night results for key states including Ohio and West Virginia alongside North Carolina.CBS News
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper wins North Carolina Senate seat in major blow to Donald TrumpRoy Cooper, a Democrat and former two-term governor of North Carolina, won the state’s Senate race against Michael Whatley, who was supported by President Donald Trump. This victory marks Cooper's entry into the U.S. Senate after an 18-year gap since the last Democratic win in North Carolina. The election highlights growing approval issues for Trump and Republican policies, as Democrats aim to gain control of the…The Independent
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper flips North Carolina US Senate seatRoy Cooper won North Carolina's US Senate race, defeating Republican challenger Michael Whatley. This marks the first time a Democrat has been elected to one of North Carolina's two Senate seats since 2008. Cooper, a moderate former governor, will replace outgoing Senator Thom Tillis and could help Democrats regain control of the Senate. The win is notable given that North Carolina has voted for Republican…Al Jazeera
  • 4 Nov Democrats get early Election Night taste of a big blue tsunami with two key midterm winsDemocrats are projected to gain control of key Senate seats in North Carolina and Georgia, marking significant victories early in midterm elections. These wins come alongside substantial gains in House races and state-level contests in traditionally Republican-leaning areas like Florida, where Democrats have broken the GOP supermajority in the state House. The article highlights how strategic redistricting efforts…The Independent
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper projected to win North Carolina Senate race
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  • 4 Nov Former Gov. Roy Cooper wins North Carolina’s Senate race, flipping the seat for DemocratsFormer North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper won the open Senate seat against Republican Michael Whatley, securing a significant victory for Democrats who need four net seats to control the Senate. This marks the first Democratic win in North Carolina since 2008 and reflects voter dissatisfaction with economic conditions and Trump’s presidency. The race was not as competitive as initially expected due to Cooper's high…NBC News
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper wins election to U.S. Senate from North CarolinaRoy Cooper, a Democrat and former governor of North Carolina, won the U.S. Senate election against Republican candidate Michael Whatley. This win is significant for Democrats as it helps them move closer to their goal of gaining at least four seats held by Republicans in the Senate. The election took place on November 3, 2026.Toronto Star
  • 4 Nov Democratic rising star Ossoff projected to hold Georgia seatJon Ossoff, a Democratic senator and rising star, has been projected to win re-election against Republican challenger Mike Collins in Georgia. This victory deepens Democratic control over the swing state and centers on economic issues like the cost of living. The race is seen as significant for the 2024 midterms and could influence control of Congress. Ossoff's success comes despite Georgia voting for Donald Trump…BBC
  • 4 Nov North Carolina voters elect Roy Cooper, state’s first Democratic senator in 10 yearsRoy Cooper, former governor of North Carolina, won his Senate race over Michael Whatley to become the state's first Democratic senator in ten years. The election took place as Republicans faced national challenges; notably, Chuck Edwards, a Republican congressman from western North Carolina, announced he would not run for re-election due to an ethics investigation. This shift allowed Jamie Ager, who emphasized…The Guardian
  • 4 Nov Dem flips key Senate seat in battleground North Carolina as Cooper defeats Trump allyRoy Cooper, the former Democratic governor of North Carolina, defeated Michael Whatley, a close ally of President Donald Trump, in a high-profile Senate race. With 57.63% of votes counted, Cooper secured 66.40% to Whatley's 31.96%, flipping the seat from Republican control and boosting Democrats' efforts to regain Senate majority. Cooper’s victory marks his seventh consecutive statewide win, including four terms as…Fox News
  • 4 Nov U.S. midterm elections: Democrat Roy Cooper flips Republican-held US Senate seat in North CarolinaRoy Cooper won North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race on November 3, 2026, defeating Republican Michael Whatley and flipping a seat previously held by Republicans. This victory is significant as Democrats needed to gain four seats overall to control the Senate, which was initially split with Republicans holding a 53-47 majority before this election. Cooper campaigned on issues like high food and energy costs while…The Hindu
  • 4 Nov North Carolina flips blue in first major Senate shake-up after Trump protege Michael Whatley suffers embarrassing fumbleIn North Carolina’s Senate race, former Governor Roy Cooper defeated Republican candidate Michael Whatley on election night, marking the first significant Democratic victory in the midterms. The Associated Press projected Cooper as the winner shortly after polls closed, with polling data showing a consistent nine-point lead for Cooper over the last weeks of campaigning. This outcome underscores Democrats’ momentum…Daily Mail
  • 4 Nov Nikki Haley on how Trump's choice of Sen. Darline Graham weighs on the S.C. Senate race
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  • 4 Nov Democrat Jon Ossoff wins Georgia US Senate raceJon Ossoff has won re-election as a US Senator from Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins with 63 percent of the vote against Collins' 29 percent. Ossoff focused on issues like affordability and healthcare, while Collins supported President Trump's agenda. This victory is significant for Democrats as it helps maintain their power in Congress and counters Republicans’ hopes to take control of key Senate seats in…Al Jazeera
  • 4 Nov Roy Cooper wins in North Carolina, flipping Senate seat for DemocratsRoy Cooper defeated Michael Whatley in North Carolina's Senate race, projecting a win for Democrats as Republican Sen. Thom Tillis decided not to run for reelection. The article highlights Cooper's background as the state's two-term governor and longtime attorney general, contrasting him with Whatley, who had no previous electoral experience but was endorsed by President Trump. While Whatley campaigned on aligning…CBS News
  • 4 Nov Roy Cooper wins North Carolina Senate raceFormer Governor Roy Cooper won the North Carolina Senate race against Republican Michael Whatley, securing 66.8% of the vote compared to Whatley’s 31.6%, according to early results. The victory is seen as a significant win for Democrats in their effort to flip control of the Senate. Republicans had hoped that Trump loyalist Whatley could maintain the seat, but Cooper's strong lead and popularity from his two terms…Washington Examiner
  • 4 Nov Dem Roy Cooper flips North Carolina Senate seat, beats Trump pick Michael WhatleyFormer North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper defeated Republican candidate Michael Whatley, winning 66.8% of the vote compared to Whatley’s 31.6%, according to AP. This victory marks a significant win for Democrats as they aim to reclaim control of the Senate. Cooper will replace outgoing Senator Thom Tillis and becomes the first Democrat elected to the Senate in North Carolina in nearly two decades. The race…New York Post
  • 4 Nov Democrat Roy Cooper wins a North Carolina Senate seatRoy Cooper, a Democrat and former North Carolina governor, won the state’s open U.S. Senate seat in midterm elections. The race was seen as crucial for flipping the Senate to Democratic control. Cooper focused on affordability issues with his "Make Stuff Cost Less" campaign tour, while Republican challenger Michael Whatley emphasized crime and immigration. Despite Trump’s efforts to boost base turnout through…NPR
  • 4 Nov Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff projected to win re-election in Georgia
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  • 4 Nov Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff wins Georgia reelection, CBS News projectsJon Ossoff, a Democratic senator from Georgia, is projected to win his reelection bid against Republican challenger Mike Collins, according to CBS News. The network's projection was announced during their special coverage of the election results.CBS News
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff defeats Mike Collins to hold Georgia Senate seatJon Ossoff won re-election to his Georgia Senate seat on Tuesday, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins with 62.9% of the vote, according to early results from the Associated Press. This victory is seen as significant for Democrats aiming to maintain their majority in the Senate and could bolster Ossoff's prospects for a future presidential run. Throughout the campaign, debates focused on healthcare…Washington Examiner
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff wins Georgia Senate race over Republican Mike CollinsJon Ossoff won re-election to the U.S. Senate in Georgia over Republican challenger Mike Collins. The race focused heavily on policy differences, with Ossoff criticizing President Trump’s actions and emphasizing issues important to Georgia voters such as economic struggles. Financially, Ossoff outraised Collins significantly, raising at least $115.9 million compared to his opponent's far smaller total. Collins faced…The Guardian
  • 4 Nov Democrats hold firm in Georgia as Republicans fail to flip prized Senate seatDemocratic Senator Jon Ossoff has won re-election to his Senate seat in Georgia, defeating Republican challenger Representative Mike Collins. This victory ensures that both of Georgia's Senate seats remain Democratic-controlled, despite Georgia leaning more conservative in recent years with President Donald Trump reclaiming the state in the 2024 election. The article highlights Ossoff’s campaign focus on constituent…Fox News
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia, easily defeating Republican Mike CollinsJon Ossoff has won reelection to the U.S. Senate in Georgia, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins according to The Associated Press. Despite expectations that this race would be competitive, Ossoff's strong constituent service and Collins' controversial background made for an uneven contest. Democrats viewed Ossoff as a fresh face for the party, while Republicans nominated a candidate whose ties to white…NPR
  • 4 Nov Sen. Jon Ossoff defeats GOP Rep. Mike Collins to hold a key Democratic seat in GeorgiaJon Ossoff was reelected as Georgia's senator, defeating Republican Mike Collins in a race closely tied to opposition against President Donald Trump. Ossoff raised over $100 million and campaigned heavily on criticizing the president, while highlighting Collins' ties to white nationalism and his support from Trump, who faces declining influence after endorsing Collins despite significant challenges for the candidate…The Independent
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff humiliates Trump-backed Mike Collins in Georgia Senate rout as Democrat's crushing victory fuels 2028 speculationJon Ossoff secured re-election as Georgia’s Democratic senator with a significant 29-point victory over Mike Collins, a candidate backed by former President Donald Trump. With nearly $125 million raised for his campaign compared to Collins's $5.8 million, Ossoff capitalized on the latter’s associations with white supremacist views and personal controversies. This decisive win has fueled speculation about Ossoff’s…Daily Mail
  • 4 Nov Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff cruises to re-election in GeorgiaDemocratic Senator Jon Ossoff won re-election against Republican candidate Mike Collins in Georgia, securing a significant victory for Democrats in a closely watched race. The contest was marked by personal attacks and debates over national policies such as President Donald Trump’s tariff regime and the Iran war, with economic issues taking center stage. Ossoff maintained a strong lead throughout due to substantial…NBC News
  • 4 Nov Jon Ossoff wins Georgia Senate race, CBS News projectsJon Ossoff won the Georgia Senate race against Republican Mike Collins, according to CBS News projections. The 39-year-old incumbent Democrat secured his second term despite facing challenges from national headwinds and personal controversies. In contrast, Collins, who is 59 and a first-time senator, struggled with issues surrounding his circle's social media activities. This victory allows Democrats to maintain…CBS News
  • 4 Nov Democrat Jon Ossoff easily beats ‘memer’ GOP Rep. Mike Collins to hold Georgia Senate seatJon Ossoff secured his re-election as Georgia's Democratic senator by defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins in what was initially seen as a competitive race. Despite being considered vulnerable, Ossoff benefited from national sentiment against former President Trump and controversies surrounding Collins, including accusations of racism and misuse of federal funds. During the campaign, Ossoff emphasized issues…New York Post
  • 3 Nov An underdog Democrat is suddenly within striking distance of flipping Lindsey Graham’s old seatDarline Graham, newly appointed to her late brother Lindsey’s U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina after his death, faces a challenging race as an underdog Democrat against incumbent Ralph Norman. Six months ago, the election was expected to favor the Republican candidate given the state's historical voting patterns; however, support for Democratic challenger Annie Andrews has surged unexpectedly. With Trump backing…The Independent
  • 3 Nov South Carolina Senate race gets unexpectedly close after Lindsey Graham's sister Darline stumblesThe South Carolina U.S. Senate race has become unexpectedly competitive due to incumbent Lindsey Graham's death and the candidacy of his sister Darline Graham. Democrat Annie Andrews now sees a realistic chance at winning a seat in one of the nation’s most reliably Republican states, with potential implications for party control of the Senate. The article focuses on Darline Graham's political inexperience and how…Toronto Star
  • 2 Nov Could a Democrat Win the Race for the Late Lindsey Graham's Seat in Deep-Red South Carolina?South Carolinians have historically elected Republican senators since the start of the 21st century. However, recent polls suggest that the race to succeed late Senator Lindsey Graham is tightening. The New York Times/Siena poll found likely voters nearly equally divided between GOP nominee Darline Graham and Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews. Initially rated as "Solid Republican" by Cook Political Report, the…Time
  • 30 Oct AP Decision Notes: What to expect in North Carolina on Election DayVoters in North Carolina are set to elect a new U.S. senator on Election Day, with Democrat Roy Cooper facing Republican Michael Whatley for the seat vacated by retiring Senator Thom Tillis. The race is closely watched due to its potential impact on national political dynamics and President Donald Trump's influence; Trump supports Whatley while Democrats see an opportunity to gain ground in the Senate. As of…Toronto Star
  • 29 Oct Fox News shifts its rating of South Carolina Senate race to toss-upFox News changed its rating for the South Carolina Senate race to "toss-up" on Tuesday, reflecting a tightening contest between incumbent Senator Darline Graham (R-SC) and Democrat Annie Andrews. Previously rated as leaning Republican, this shift indicates that recent polls now show the candidates are nearly tied. Republicans have expressed skepticism about current polling data ahead of the upcoming midterm…Washington Examiner
  • 29 Oct South Carolina tossup means state may elect Democrat to Senate for first time in 28 yearsA new poll shows South Carolina’s US Senate race between Democrat Annie Andrews and Republican incumbent Darline Graham to be a tie at 48% each, challenging the state's long-standing Republican dominance in national elections since 1998. Graham, appointed after her brother's death with Trump’s endorsement, faces criticism for lacking experience, particularly on national security issues, while Andrews campaigns on…The Guardian
  • 29 Oct Fox News Power Rankings: South Carolina moves to toss-upFox News has updated its forecast to classify South Carolina's Senate race as a toss-up after recent polls showed Democratic challenger Annie Andrews tied with incumbent Republican Senator Darline Graham at 48% each. President Trump is visiting South Carolina to support Graham, highlighting the closeness of the race in a state crucial for determining control of the Senate. The article discusses how despite Democrats…Fox News
  • 28 Oct Lindsey Graham's sister in stunning dead heat for his seat that could flip blue for the first time in decadesA New York Times/Siena poll shows Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, tied with Democratic opponent Annie Andrews at 48% each for the South Carolina Senate race. President Trump is heavily backing Darline and has attacked Andrews, using derogatory language to describe her. Despite political newcomer Darline's lack of policy experience, Republicans have invested $5 million in her campaign to maintain…Daily Mail
  • 28 Oct How Do You Solve a Problem Like Elon Musk?A New York Times article discusses how Democratic candidate James Talarico in Texas is facing an unprecedented challenge from Elon Musk, who has spent over $180 billion of his own money supporting Republican opponent Ken Paxton. Unlike typical donors, Musk personally engages by using social media platforms to spread negative information about Talarico and retaining lawyers involved with Paxton’s defense during…The Bulwark
  • 28 Oct South Carolina polling has Andrews and Graham neck-and-neck in final sprint to Election DayA recent poll shows that South Carolina's Senate race is very tight between Republican incumbent Sen. Darline Graham and Democrat nominee Annie Andrews as Election Day approaches. The poll highlights potential weaknesses for Graham, who was appointed to the Senate in July after her brother’s death and then ran for a full term following President Trump’s endorsement.Washington Examiner

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