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What exit polls reveal about voters' shift toward Democrats 05.11.2026 5:26
An election analyst examines the voter groups and issues behind Democrats' midterm victories.
Democrats flip Republican seats to win control of Congress 04.11.2026 5:38
Democrats won Senate races in traditionally Republican states and House districts redrawn to favor the GOP.
Trump sidesteps election results in first post-midterm remarks 04.11.2026 5:07
Rather than focusing on Republicans' losses, the president discussed White House construction projects during an appearance before reporters.
Trump focuses on ballroom construction after Democrats' midterm victories 04.11.2026 6:05
In his first remarks to reporters since the election, Trump discussed construction projects and faced questions about possible impeachment.
Democrats take control of Congress in midterm elections 04.11.2026 6:09
We break down the election results and what the new balance of power means for Washington.
Kansas elects first Democratic U.S. senator in nearly a century 04.11.2026 3:41
Democrat Adam Hamilton defeated Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, ending a 94-year stretch without a Democratic Senate victory in Kansas.
Arizona voters call for investigations and impeachments after midterms 04.11.2026 5:25
With Democrats set to control Congress, voters in Arizona are weighing what they want the party to do next, including possible investigations and impeachment proceedings.
Rep. Jamie Raskin on how Democrats will use their new majority 04.11.2026 6:13
The Maryland Democrat discusses the party's priorities after winning control of Congress and what comes next for the Trump administration.
Midterm elections send historic firsts to the U.S. Senate 04.11.2026 3:17
Voters elected the first Muslim senator, first Native American woman senator and first openly gay male senator in U.S. history.
Democrats sweep statewide races in Texas 04.11.2026 6:18
Democrats won the governor's office, a U.S. Senate seat and other statewide contests, ending decades of Republican dominance in Texas politics.
Democrats make sweeping gains in Michigan's midterm elections 04.11.2026 4:14
From the governor's race to congressional contests, Democrats made gains across Michigan, including victories by progressive candidates.
Mississippi Senate race remains too close to call 04.11.2026 3:57
Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith are separated by just dozens of votes in a contest that could make history.
Arizona voters react to Democrats' midterm victories 04.11.2026 1:36
Voters in Phoenix share their reactions to the election, with some celebrating the results and others expressing concern.
How Democrats plan to use their new power 04.11.2026 5:19
NPR's Eric McDaniel breaks down the midterm results and how Democrats could use their new majorities to challenge President Trump's agenda.
Democratic and Republican strategists on what's next after the midterms 04.11.2026 10:42
Strategists from both parties examine the Democrats' sweeping victories and the challenges ahead for Republicans.
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson says high prices to blame for his party's drubbing 04.11.2026 5:31
The Wisconsin senator discusses what Republicans can learn from the election and the conversations happening within his party.
Do Democrats have a mandate after their midterm sweep? 04.11.2026 6:42
With control of Congress shifting, questions remain about how the party will govern and what voters expect from its new majority.
Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat 04.11.2026 4:02
Andrews defeated Republican Sen. Darline Graham, becoming the first Democrat elected to the seat in nearly three decades.
What a Democratic Congress means for Wall Street 04.11.2026 3:45
Investors are reacting to the election results as questions emerge about how a change in congressional control could affect markets and the economy.
Democrats flip House seats redrawn to favor Republicans 04.11.2026 5:17
The party made gains in Republican-leaning states and districts, helping secure control of both chambers of Congress.
Supreme Court weighs religious freedom and LGBTQ rights in Colorado preschool case 03.11.2026 4:24
Catholic preschools are challenging a state requirement that schools receiving public funding cannot discriminate against children or families based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Why your phone is flooded with political spam texts 03.11.2026 3:43
An investigation reveals how data brokers and political campaigns use personal information to reach voters, sometimes with messages meant for someone else.
Feeling anxious about Election Day? Here's how to cope 03.11.2026 5:46
From waiting for results to worrying about the consequences, elections can bring uncertainty and stress. A psychologist offers advice for managing it.
In 'The Hitch,' a dead corgi possesses a 6-year-old boy 03.11.2026 9:38
Sara Levine's darkly comic novel follows a woman whose babysitting duties take a bizarre turn after a dog dies at the park.
A mother shares experience with Catholic preschool discrimination as Supreme Court considers major case 03.11.2026 6:32
Michelle Theall recounts how her family was affected by a Catholic school's policy excluding children with same-sex parents.
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