While the GOP is expected to take back the upper congressional chamber, Republicans saw Hogan as making the race competitive. In Maryland, Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, a Democrat, defeated former Republican Gov. Larry Hogan on Nov. 5, keeping the seat blue as Democrats seek to hold their edge in the Senate, projected The
Hogan’s entry into the race forced Democrats to play defense in a solidly blue state Maryland Democratic Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Angela Alsobrooks, the county executive of Prince George’s County, defeated former Republican Gov. Larry Hogan in an unusually close contest for Maryland’s open Senate seat being vacated by outgoing Sen. Ben
The result marks the first loss on a state ballot for measures to enshrine abortion in state constitution since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision in 2022. A fierce battle over the legality of abortion in Florida came to a head on Nov. 5, when the state’s voters became the first in the nation to reject
Experts said the two candidates are expected to take the same direction, but differences lie in their approaches, particularly on the war in Ukraine. The next U.S. president is expected to navigate increasingly dangerous geopolitical waters as America’s two near peers, China and Russia, develop closer economic and military ties with one another and other
Scott was leading Mucarsel-Powell by more than a million votes when the race was called at roughly 8:01 p.m. ET. In a close race that Democrats saw as a potential opportunity in their fight to retain their U.S. Senate majority going into 2025, Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) prevailed over his Democratic challenger, former Rep. Debbie
Sen. Rick Scott (R.) defeated former Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell after the Florida Democrat changed her tune on immigration enforcement, granting Republicans a crucial win in their effort to take the Senate. Scott led Mucarsel-Powell by 12 points with 86 percent of the vote reported when the Associated Press called the race at 8:01 p.m. on
Jim Justice, the Republican governor of West Virginia and owner of a popular bulldog named Babydog, cruised to victory in his Senate race Tuesday night, a result that was widely expected following incumbent Joe Manchin’s retirement. Justice led his Democratic opponent, former Wheeling mayor Glenn Elliott, by 3 points when the Associated Press called the race