- Democrats gained crucial seats in Senate and House.
- Detailed list of federal and state-level election winners.
- Results impact Donald Trump's remaining term power.
Americans voted on Tuesday in the midterm elections, which will determine how much power Donald Trump can exercise for the remainder of his term. Early results point to shifts in the balance of power in Congress.
Senate Winners List For US Midterm Elections 2026
Democratic Party Winners
1.In North Carolina, Democrat Ray Cooper won the Senate race, defeating Republican Michael Whatley and taking the ball in the blue court.
2. Chris Pappas won the North Hampshire Senate seat, defeating former Senator John Sununu
3.Mark Warner won re-election in Virginia by defeating Republican Bert Mizusawa.
4.Chris Coons won re-election in Delaware. He defeated Dr Mike Katz in the Republican Seat.
5. Jack Reed won re-election in Rhode Island, defeating Dr Raymond Macky.
6.Cory Booker won re-election in New Jersey. He defeated Republican Justin Murphy.
7. Ed Markey won re-election in Massachusetts by defeating John Deaton from the Republican seat.
8. Juliana Stratton won the Illinois Senate election, succeeding retiring Democratic Senator Dick Durbin.
9. James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, flipping it from Republicans.
10. Annie Andrews won the US Senate race in South Carolina, defeating Darline Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham.
Which Seats Did The Republicans Win?
1.Andy Barr won election to the US Senate from Kentucky
2.Ashley Moody won the Florida Senate election, retaining the seat she was appointed to fill after Marco Rubio became US secretary of state
3.Kevin Hern won election to the US Senate from Oklahoma, according to AP’s latest election announcements.
House Winners List For US Midterm 2026
Here is the list of House winners:
Democrats
1. Lizzie Pannill Fletcher re-elected from Texas’ 7th Congressional District
2. Sylvia Garcia re-elected from Texas’ 29th Congressional District
3. Kweisi Mfume re-elected from Maryland’s 7th Congressional District
4. Adrian Boafo elected from Maryland’s 5th Congressional District
5. Jason Crow re-elected from Colorado’s 6th Congressional District
6. Melissa Bean elected from Illinois’ 8th Congressional District
7. Jeremy Moss elected from Michigan’s 11th Congressional District
8. Grace Meng re-elected from New York’s 6th Congressional District
9. Melat Kiros elected from Colorado’s 1st Congressional District
10. Stefany Shaheen elected from New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District
11. Chrissy Houlahan re-elected from Pennsylvania’s 6th Congressional District
12. Jamie Raskin re-elected from Maryland’s 8th Congressional District
13. Josh Gottheimer re-elected from New Jersey’s 5th Congressional District
14. Pia Dandiya elected from Florida’s 22nd Congressional District
15. James Walkinshaw re-elected from Virginia’s 11th Congressional District
16. Mike Quigley re-elected from Illinois’ 5th Congressional District
17. Claire Valdez elected from New York’s 7th Congressional District
18. Veronica Escobar re-elected from Texas’ 16th Congressional District
19. Ritchie Torres re-elected from New York’s 15th Congressional District
20. Darializa Avila Chevalier elected from New York’s 13th Congressional District
21. Hakeem Jeffries re-elected from New York’s 8th Congressional District
22. Frank Pallone re-elected from New Jersey’s 6th Congressional District
23. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez re-elected from New York’s 14th Congressional District
24. Gregory Meeks re-elected from New York’s 5th Congressional District
25. Brad Lander elected from New York’s 10th Congressional District
26.Yvette Clarke re-elected from New York’s 9th Congressional District
27. Jamie Ager defeated Republican Jennifer Balkcom to flip a Republican-leaning House seat in western North Carolina
28. Jared Moskowitz won re-election in Florida
29. Debbie Wasserman Schultz won re-election in Florida
30. Kathy Castor won re-election in Florida
31. Donavan McKinney won election to the US House in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District
32. Debbie Dingell won the re-election to the US House in Michigan’s 6th Congressional District
33.Teresa Leger Fernandez won re-election to the US House in New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District
34.Pramila Jayapal wins re-election to US House in Washington’s 7th Congressional District
Republican Party
Glenn Thompson re-elected from Pennsylvania’s 15th Congressional District
Nicole Malliotakis re-elected from New York’s 11th Congressional District
Robert Aderholt re-elected from Alabama’s 4th Congressional District
Rich McCormick re-elected from Georgia’s 7th Congressional District
Christopher Smith re-elected from New Jersey’s 4th Congressional District
Riley Moore re-elected from West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District
Mark Messmer re-elected from Indiana’s 8th Congressional District
Carol Miller re-elected from West Virginia’s 1st Congressional District
Tom Cole re-elected from Oklahoma’s 4th Congressional District
Rick Crawford re-elected from Arkansas’ 1st Congressional District
Bruce Westerman re-elected from Arkansas’ 4th Congressional District
Mike Bost re-elected from Illinois’ 12th Congressional District
Russell Fry re-elected from South Carolina’s 7th Congressional District
John Joyce re-elected from Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District
Ben Cline re-elected from Virginia’s 6th Congressional District
David Taylor re-elected from Ohio’s 2nd Congressional District
Troy Downing won re-election to the US House in Montana’s 2nd Congressional District
Barry Moore wins election to the US Senate from Alabama
List Of State-Level Winners – Governors And Attorney General
Democrat Governors
Keisha Lance Bottoms won the Georgia governor’s race, defeating Republican Rick Jackson. She became the first Black woman elected governor of a US state and the first Democrat to win Georgia’s governorship since 1998.
Josh Shapiro won re-election as governor of Pennsylvania, defeating Republican Stacy Garrity
JB Pritzker won a third term as governor of Illinois, defeating Republican Darren Bailey.
Wes Moore won re-election as governor of Maryland
Maura Healey won re-election as governor of Massachusetts
Ned Lamont won re-election as governor of Connecticut, according to AP’s election results
Phil Weiser (Democrat) won election for governor in Colorado
Democrat Rob Sand wins election to be Iowa’s next governor
Democrat Gina Hinojosa wins election for governor in Texas
The Republican Governors
Byron Donalds (Republican) won the Florida governor’s race, becoming the state’s first Black governor
Democrats Attorney Generals
Democrat Brian Schwalb wins re-election for attorney general in the District of Columbia
Democrat Jena Griswold wins election for attorney general in Colorado.
Democrat Kathy Jennings wins re-election for attorney general in Delaware
Democrat Kimberly Ahern wins election for attorney general in Rhode Island
Republican Attorney Generals
Republican James Uthmeier wins re-election for attorney general in Florida
What Would The Results Mean?
The US midterm results will determine whether Democrats can shatter the Republicans' control of both chambers and place a significant check on Trump’s legislative agenda.
Democrats need a net gain of three seats in the House to secure a majority. In the Senate, they need three additional net pickups after Cooper’s victory in North Carolina, having entered the election needing four.
The recent results showed that the Democrats are leading. According to a report in Reuters, Democrats were showing strength in several Republican-leaning districts in Florida, where the redistricting strategy appeared to be falling short of Republican expectations. The party’s ability to retain these seats could prove important in the fight for House control.