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US midterm elections: Democrats flip North Carolina's Senate seat and Ohio's governorship

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First reported on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 19:14 EST by i News·Latest article on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 22:55 EST

Summary

Donald Trump faced a nationwide verdict from US voters in the midterm elections, the US president having urged people to pretend that Trump was on the ballot paper in the races to determine control of Congress, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 4 November, and i News reported that the first results were called at the start of what was expected to be a brutal night for Trump's Republican Party. Voters rebuked Trump and the president's agenda in exit polls, The Independent headlined, and Democrat Jon Ossoff won the Georgia Senate race over Republican Mike Collins, holding a key Democratic seat, The Guardian and The Independent reported. Democrat Chris Pappas won New Hampshire's Senate race, avoiding a Republican flip, and Republican Ashley Moody defeated progressive Angie Nixon in Florida, in a contest seen as a measure of whether the state remains reliably Republican, The Guardian reported. The Guardian wrote that Democrats look poised to win House control, and Democrats secured early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of Congress, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Democrat Roy Cooper flipping a Senate seat in North Carolina, according to The Independent, and Democrat Amy Acton winning Ohio's race for governor over Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech entrepreneur endorsed by Donald Trump, ending 16 years of Republican control of the office, The Guardian reported.

Latest: Democrats secured early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US Congress, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Roy Cooper flipping a Senate seat in North Carolina, according to The Independent, while Democrats Jon Ossoff and Chris Pappas won the Senate races in Georgia and New Hampshire, Republican Ashley Moody defeated Angie Nixon in Florida and Democrat Amy Acton won Ohio's race for governor, The Guardian reported, and markets on Wall Street fell as the Democrats gained early momentum, Sky News reported.

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How it unfolded

  1. Tuesday 3 November