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2026 Midterm Election Results: Who Won in Your State and What Small Businesses Should Watch

Democrats won control of the U.S. House and Senate, the Associated Press reported. At the state level, Democrats flipped the governor’s offices in Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio and Texas, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. In Florida, Republican Byron Donalds won the governor’s race and Republican Ashley Moody held the Senate seat. AP national results · NCSL statehouse results · Florida returns

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North Carolina: Two tax votes have different consequences

Voters approved measures on state income taxes and local property tax levies, according to Axios. The income tax measure lowers the constitutional ceiling from 7% to 3.5% for taxable years starting January 1, 2027, subject to certification. A ceiling is the maximum lawmakers may set. To estimate what a business will owe, use the applicable enacted rate. The property tax measure directs the legislature to set limits on increases in local levies. Owners and tenants who pay property taxes through their leases should follow the implementing legislation and local budget decisions before adjusting cost projections. Unofficial state returns · North Carolina General Assembly summaries

Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin: Watch the first budgets

NCSL reported that Democrats gained control of both legislative chambers and the governor’s office in these states. For a business that sells to a state agency, the next thing to check is whether the incoming budget funds a program the business can serve. Then look for the agency’s actual solicitation, scope and bid date. An election result alone does not establish a new contract or change vendor eligibility. NCSL legislative results

Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and Texas: A new governor changes who proposes the budget

NCSL reported that these governor’s races ended Republican control of both legislative chambers and the executive office together. For owners following a proposed tax, lending or procurement change, the next checkpoints are the governor’s proposal, the legislature’s vote, and the implementing agency’s published rules. Those documents tell you when a change applies and which businesses qualify. NCSL statehouse analysis

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2026 midterm results by state

November 4, 2026 snapshot. Vote totals and percentages are preliminary. “Race called” identifies outcomes corroborated in reporting. “Reported lead” gives the top candidate in the available count without independently confirming a call. D = Democrat, R = Republican, I = independent, O = other. The state links include U.S. House district results. For certification, consult the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s directory of state election offices.

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Governor and U.S. Senate results in all 50 states. Preliminary AP returns via Fox News state results pages.
State Governor U.S. Senate State results source
Alabama Thomas Tuberville (R) · Race called
Thomas Tuberville 52.06% (872,445) · Doug Jones 47.94% (803,468)
Barry Moore (R) · Reported lead
Barry Moore 54.71% (917,347) · Everett Wess 45.29% (759,335)
Alabama results and House districts
Alaska Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D) · Reported lead
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 49.15% (103,610) · Bernadette Wilson 29.21% (61,566)
Mary Peltola (D) · Reported lead
Mary Peltola 48.18% (102,701) · Dan Sullivan 47.88% (102,075)
Alaska results and House districts
Arizona Katie Hobbs (D) · Race called
Katie Hobbs 55.61% (1,193,939) · Andy Biggs 42.68% (916,236)
No race on the ballot Arizona results and House districts
Arkansas Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) · Race called
Sarah Huckabee Sanders 53.87% (477,042) · Fred Love 38.58% (341,621)
Tom Cotton (R) · Reported lead
Tom Cotton 54.26% (480,526) · Hallie Shoffner 42.41% (375,596)
Arkansas results and House districts
California Xavier Becerra (D) · Reported lead
Xavier Becerra 63.98% (4,982,430) · Steve Hilton 36.02% (2,804,925)
No race on the ballot California results and House districts
Colorado Phil Weiser (D) · Reported lead
Phil Weiser 60.94% (1,319,781) · Victor Marx 33.65% (728,650)
John Hickenlooper (D) · Reported lead
John Hickenlooper 60.24% (1,310,937) · Mark Baisley 35.56% (773,936)
Colorado results and House districts
Connecticut Ned Lamont (D) · Reported lead
Ned Lamont 58.81% (718,138) · Ryan Fazio 41.19% (503,046)
No race on the ballot Connecticut results and House districts
Delaware No race on the ballot Chris Coons (D) · Reported lead
Chris Coons 63.57% (240,347) · Michael Katz 36.43% (137,764)
Delaware results and House districts
Florida Byron Donalds (R) · Race called
Byron Donalds 50.02% (4,132,275) · David Jolly 48.71% (4,024,554)
Ashley Moody (R) · Race called
Ashley Moody 50.87% (4,207,947) · Angie Nixon 47.99% (3,969,186)
Florida results and House districts
Georgia Keisha Bottoms (D) · Race called
Keisha Bottoms 54.31% (2,268,462) · Rick Jackson 45.69% (1,908,261)
Jon Ossoff (D) · Race called
Jon Ossoff 59.00% (2,463,132) · Mike Collins 41.00% (1,711,322)
Georgia results and House districts
Hawaii Josh Green (D) · Race called
Josh Green 74.37% (237,747) · Gary Cordery 25.63% (81,947)
No race on the ballot Hawaii results and House districts
Idaho Brad Little (R) · Reported lead
Brad Little 57.22% (389,631) · Terri Pickens 32.17% (219,051)
Jim Risch (R) · Reported lead
Jim Risch 56.54% (394,735) · Todd Achilles 33.55% (234,261)
Idaho results and House districts
Illinois JB Pritzker (D) · Race called
JB Pritzker 59.81% (2,335,631) · Darren Bailey 36.84% (1,438,609)
Juliana Stratton (D) · Reported lead
Juliana Stratton 60.95% (2,418,659) · Don Tracy 37.47% (1,487,039)
Illinois results and House districts
Indiana No race on the ballot No race on the ballot Indiana results and House districts
Iowa Rob Sand (D) · Race called
Rob Sand 55.49% (757,326) · Zach Lahn 44.51% (607,415)
Josh Turek (D) · Race called
Josh Turek 50.51% (686,487) · Ashley Hinson 46.40% (630,615)
Iowa results and House districts
Kansas Cindy Holscher (D) · Reported lead
Cindy Holscher 50.26% (546,587) · Ty Masterson 49.74% (541,030)
Adam Hamilton (D) · Race called
Adam Hamilton 50.93% (556,414) · Roger Marshall 46.06% (503,230)
Kansas results and House districts
Kentucky No race on the ballot Andy Barr (R) · Reported lead
Andy Barr 55.00% (784,867) · Charles Booker 42.91% (612,349)
Kentucky results and House districts
Louisiana No race on the ballot Julia Letlow (R) · Race called
Julia Letlow 50.88% (745,963) · Jamie Davis 49.12% (720,106)
Louisiana results and House districts
Maine Hannah Pingree (D) · Race called
Hannah Pingree 55.07% (357,176) · Robert Charles 36.91% (239,414)
Troy Jackson (D) · Reported lead
Troy Jackson 53.68% (346,413) · Susan Collins 46.25% (298,457)
Maine results and House districts
Maryland Wes Moore (D) · Race called
Wes Moore 62.71% (1,163,909) · Dan Cox 33.25% (617,114)
No race on the ballot Maryland results and House districts
Massachusetts Maura Healey (D) · Race called
Maura Healey 62.11% (1,493,694) · Michael Minogue 34.52% (830,207)
Edward Markey (D) · Race called
Edward Markey 63.28% (1,518,746) · John Deaton 32.21% (773,107)
Massachusetts results and House districts
Michigan Jocelyn Benson (D) · Race called
Jocelyn Benson 54.54% (2,591,316) · John James 43.74% (2,078,052)
Abdul El-Sayed (D) · Race called
Abdul El-Sayed 52.52% (2,497,852) · Mike Rogers 45.48% (2,162,890)
Michigan results and House districts
Minnesota Amy Klobuchar (D) · Race called
Amy Klobuchar 55.47% (1,569,098) · Lisa Demuth 42.63% (1,205,798)
Peggy Flanagan (D) · Race called
Peggy Flanagan 53.71% (1,520,300) · Michele Tafoya 43.55% (1,232,683)
Minnesota results and House districts
Mississippi No race on the ballot Scott Colom (D) · Reported lead
Scott Colom 48.95% (462,821) · Cindy Hyde-Smith 48.94% (462,778)
Mississippi results and House districts
Missouri No race on the ballot No race on the ballot Missouri results and House districts
Montana No race on the ballot Kurt Alme (R) · Reported lead
Kurt Alme 48.97% (222,058) · Seth Bodnar 37.26% (168,943)
Montana results and House districts
Nebraska Jim Pillen (R) · Reported lead
Jim Pillen 50.69% (373,465) · Lynne Walz 42.26% (311,363)
Pete Ricketts (R) · Reported lead
Pete Ricketts 50.38% (370,411) · Dan Osborn 43.69% (321,218)
Nebraska results and House districts
Nevada Aaron Ford (D) · Race called
Aaron Ford 51.70% (506,653) · Joseph Lombardo 44.15% (432,732)
No race on the ballot Nevada results and House districts
New Hampshire Kelly Ayotte (R) · Reported lead
Kelly Ayotte 51.15% (302,583) · Cinde Warmington 47.20% (279,219)
Chris Pappas (D) · Reported lead
Chris Pappas 56.16% (334,142) · John Sununu 41.99% (249,843)
New Hampshire results and House districts
New Jersey No race on the ballot Cory Booker (D) · Race called
Cory Booker 62.10% (1,781,640) · Justin Murphy 35.33% (1,013,579)
New Jersey results and House districts
New Mexico Deb Haaland (D) · Reported lead
Deb Haaland 57.25% (412,834) · Greggory Hull 42.75% (308,315)
Ben Lujan (D) · Reported lead
Ben Lujan 63.15% (455,165) · Larry Marker 36.85% (265,557)
New Mexico results and House districts
New York Kathy Hochul (D) · Race called
Kathy Hochul 60.07% (3,551,930) · Bruce Blakeman 39.72% (2,348,425)
No race on the ballot New York results and House districts
North Carolina No race on the ballot Roy Cooper (D) · Race called
Roy Cooper 58.72% (2,467,963) · Michael Whatley 39.09% (1,643,088)
North Carolina results and House districts
North Dakota No race on the ballot No race on the ballot North Dakota results and House districts
Ohio Amy Acton (D) · Race called
Amy Acton 52.31% (2,404,178) · Vivek Ramaswamy 44.38% (2,039,730)
Sherrod Brown (D) · Race called
Sherrod Brown 50.01% (2,301,042) · Jon Husted 45.15% (2,077,748)
Ohio results and House districts
Oklahoma Mike Mazzei (R) · Reported lead
Mike Mazzei 51.98% (579,614) · Cyndi Munson 45.86% (511,369)
Kevin Hern (R) · Reported lead
Kevin Hern 57.27% (637,262) · N’Kiyla Thomas 39.22% (436,393)
Oklahoma results and House districts
Oregon Tina Kotek (D) · Reported lead
Tina Kotek 51.75% (795,725) · Christine Drazan 45.48% (699,400)
Jeff Merkley (D) · Reported lead
Jeff Merkley 56.57% (864,411) · David Smith 40.53% (619,239)
Oregon results and House districts
Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro (D) · Race called
Josh Shapiro 60.37% (3,002,608) · Stacy Garrity 38.33% (1,906,260)
No race on the ballot Pennsylvania results and House districts
Rhode Island Helena Foulkes (D) · Reported lead
Helena Foulkes 57.50% (203,894) · Kenneth Block 27.89% (98,914)
John Reed (D) · Reported lead
John Reed 66.57% (236,408) · Raymond McKay 29.47% (104,649)
Rhode Island results and House districts
South Carolina Alan Wilson (R) · Reported lead
Alan Wilson 51.59% (1,050,190) · Jermaine Johnson 47.11% (959,001)
Annie Andrews (D) · Race called
Annie Andrews 51.13% (1,042,362) · Darline Graham 46.65% (951,165)
South Carolina results and House districts
South Dakota Larry Rhoden (R) · Reported lead
Larry Rhoden 63.50% (193,317) · Dan Ahlers 36.50% (111,131)
Mike Rounds (R) · Reported lead
Mike Rounds 60.50% (184,571) · Brian Bengs 39.50% (120,484)
South Dakota results and House districts
Tennessee Marsha Blackburn (R) · Race called
Marsha Blackburn 45.49% (955,259) · Jerri Green 42.98% (902,546)
Bill Hagerty (R) · Reported lead
Bill Hagerty 55.08% (1,138,407) · Marquita Bradshaw 42.91% (886,911)
Tennessee results and House districts
Texas Gina Hinojosa (D) · Race called
Gina Hinojosa 52.82% (5,230,908) · Greg Abbott 45.69% (4,524,948)
James Talarico (D) · Race called
James Talarico 55.08% (5,445,121) · Ken Paxton 42.99% (4,249,752)
Texas results and House districts
Utah No race on the ballot No race on the ballot Utah results and House districts
Vermont Phil Scott (R) · Reported lead
Phil Scott 52.62% (163,169) · Amanda Janoo 45.62% (141,468)
No race on the ballot Vermont results and House districts
Virginia No race on the ballot Mark Warner (D) · Race called
Mark Warner 61.06% (2,169,536) · Bert Mizusawa 38.68% (1,374,150)
Virginia results and House districts
Washington No race on the ballot No race on the ballot Washington results and House districts
West Virginia No race on the ballot Shelley Capito (R) · Race called
Shelley Capito 58.33% (266,068) · Rachel Anderson 37.91% (172,922)
West Virginia results and House districts
Wisconsin David Crowley (D) · Reported lead
David Crowley 54.08% (1,438,721) · Tom Tiffany 45.92% (1,221,668)
No race on the ballot Wisconsin results and House districts
Wyoming Eric Barlow (R) · Reported lead
Eric Barlow 68.57% (128,480) · Rebecca Bextel 16.77% (31,430)
Harriet Hageman (R) · Reported lead
Harriet Hageman 65.24% (122,157) · James Byrd 34.76% (65,097)
Wyoming results and House districts
Polling place in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in November 2013
Archive photo: Cambridge, Massachusetts, November 2013. M2545 via Wikimedia Commons, public domain.

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