BATTLE FOR CONGRESS: Ossoff Projected as the Winner in Georgia Senate Race
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7:30 p.m.: Polls closed in North Carolina, Ohio and West Virginia. Races to watch include the North Carolina senate race between former two-term Democrat governor Roy Cooper and Republican Michael Whatley, the former Republican National Committee chair, for the seat held by retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
In Ohio, Republican Sen. Jon Husted, appointed to fill JD Vance’s seat after he became vice president, is running against former Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown in a special election. Democrat Amy Acton, the state’s former health director, is running against Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for governor. —Reagan Reese
7:20 p.m.: Decision Desk HQ has called the Georgia Senate race for Democrat incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff, 20 minutes after the polls closed in the state with 9% of the vote reporting. He defeats Republican Rep. Mike Collins. —Reagan Reese
7 p.m.: Polls have closed in several East Coast states, including Vermont, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, and most of Florida. Polls have also closed in some areas of New Hampshire and in the remaining counties in Indiana and Kentucky.
Republicans are favored statewide in Florida, but the Hispanic vote is worth watching in the state. President Donald Trump made great gains with Hispanic voters in 2024, but recent polling has shown a slip in support. Florida law requires county canvassing boards to report early votes and mail-in ballot numbers within 30 minutes of polls closing, so early results should reveal any shifts in the GOP’s gains. —Reagan Reese
6 p.m.: Welcome to the Daily Signal’s live blog for election night. Polls have closed in eastern Indiana and Kentucky. Republicans aren’t expecting any upsets in the state, but the first exit polls for the night might offer clues about what’s next. —Reagan Reese
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