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Tom Was Up All Night, Here Is What We know…
 
Donald J. Trump Exceeds 270 Electoral College Votes
Becomes 47th President of the United States
Republicans Will Take Control of Senate
Control of the House Remains Undetermined
 
 
Overview
For those of you who didn’t spend all night up with Tom, below is a reprint of his last hourly update from 6 AM ET this morning.  Tom is retiring to get some rest, but will provide an update later this afternoon and will cover all of this and more on tomorrow’s CSPEN Federal Legislative & Regulatory Update webinar (registration information at bottom).
 
Posted at 6AM—
Within the last hour since the 5 AM posting, multiple media outlets have officially called the 2024 Presidential election for Donald J. Trump.  While several states Electoral College votes remain to be tallied, former President Trump has amassed enough Electoral College votes from battleground states including, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to exceed the 270 votes required to be elected.
 
As President Trump returns to the White House it is already clear that the U.S. Senate will be under Republican control, as the majority in the upper chamber of Congress has flipped from Democratic control to Republican control.  While the final outcome of seven races remain undeclared/called at this time, it appears as though the Republican majority in the Senate could be as many as five votes (55-45).
 
Control of the U.S. House has yet to be determined.  Democrats have a path to flip control of the House, as they are leading in many of the remaining contentious races.  However, Republicans could still maintain control if a couple of the close races – too close to call now, and possibly headed for a recount – tip in their favor.
 
Here is the latest on all of the Key Races and Committees.
 
Key Senate Races
 
Declared Races
California – Adam Schiff elected to the Senate
Connecticut – Senator Chris Murphy returns to the Senate
Delaware – Lisa Blunt Rochester elected to the Senate
Florida – Senator Rick Scott returns to the Senate
Indiana – Jim Banks elected to the Senate
Maryland – Angela Alsobrooks elected to the Senate
Massachusetts – Senator Elizabeth Warren returns to the Senate
Minnesota – Senator Amy Klobuchar returns to the Senate
Mississippi – Senator Roger Wicker returns to the Senate
Missouri – Senator Josh Hawley returns to the Senate
Nebraska – Deb Fischer elected to the Senate
Nebraska – Pete Ricketts elected to the Senate in Special Election
New Jersey – Andy Kim elected to the Senate
New Mexico – Senator Martin Heinrich returns to the Senate
New York – Senator Kirsten Gillibrand returns to the Senate
North Dakota – Senator Kevin Cramer returns to the Senate
Ohio – Bernie Moreno elected to Senate (Defeating Senator Sherrod Brown (Pick up of one seat for Republicans)
Rhode Island – Senator Sheldon Whitehouse returns to the Senate
Tennessee – Senator Marsha Blackburn returns to the Senate
Texas – Senator Ted Cruz returns to the Senate
Utah – John Curtis elected to the Senate
Vermont – Bernard Sanders returns to the Senate
Virginia – Senator Tim Kaine returns to the Senate
West Virginia – Former WV Governor Jim Justice elected to Senate (Pick up of one seat for Republicans)
Wyoming – Senator John Barrasso returns to the Senate
 
Open Races
Arizona
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Ruben Gallego Lean
Democrat		 Lean Democratic Lean Democratic Lean
Democratic
Kari Lake        
 
Maine
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
David Costello        
Demi Kouzounas        
Angus King* Solid
Democrat		 Safe
Democratic		 Solid Democratic Solid
Democratic
 
Michigan
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Elissa Slotkin Toss Up Lean Democratic Tilt
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic
Mike Rogers        
 
Montana
Candidates   Cook Political  Report   270 to Win   CNN
Elections		   Inside Elections  
Jon Tester*                  
Tim Sheehy   Lean
Republican		   Lean
Republican		   Tilt
Republican		   Tilt
Republican		  
 
Nevada
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Jacky Rosen* Lean
Democrat		 Lean Democratic Lean Democratic Lean
Democratic
Sam Brown        
 
Pennsylvania
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Bob Casey* Toss Up Lean Democratic Tilt
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic
David McCormick        
 
Wisconsin
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Tammy Baldwin* Toss Up Lean Democratic Tilt
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic
Eric Hovde        
 
 
Key House Races
 
Declared Races
Connecticut – Rep. Jahana Hayes returns to the House
New Hampshire – Rep. Chris Pappas returns to the House
Ohio – Rep. Greg Landsman returns to the House
Pennsylvania – Rob Bresnahan Jr. defeats Rep. Matt Cartwright (Republican pick up of House seat)
Texas – Rep. Henry Cuellar returns to the House
Virginia – Rep. Jen Kiggans returns to the House
Wisconsin – Rep. Derrick Van Orden returns to the House
 
Open Races
Arizona
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Jonathan Nez        
Eli Crane*
(VA)		 Likely
Republican		 Likely
Republican		 Likely
Republican		 Likely
Republican
 
Arizona
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Kristen Engel        
Juan Ciscomani*
(VA) (AP)		 Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up Tilt
Republican
 
California
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Jessica Morse        
Kevin Kiley*
(E&W)		 Likely
Republican		 Safe
Republican		 Likely
Republican		 Likely
Republican
 
California
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
George Whitesides        
Mike Garcia*
(AP)		 Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up
 
California
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Will Rollins        
Ken Calvert*
(AP)		 Toss Up Toss Up Tilt
Republican		 Tilt
Republican
 
California
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Derek Tran        
Michelle Steel*
(E&W)		 Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up
 
California
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Mike Levin*
(VA)		 Lean
Democrat		 Likely
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic		 Likely
Democratic
Matt Gunderson        
 
Indiana
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Frank Mrvan*
(E&W) (VA)		 Likely
Democrat		 Lean
Democratic		 Likely
Democratic		 Likely
Democratic
Randal Niemeyer        
 
Dakotah Miskus        
 
Iowa
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Christina Bohannan        
Mariannette Miller-Meeks*
(VA)		 Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up
 
Montana
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Monica Tranel        
Ryan Zinke*
(AP)		 Lean
Republican		 Lean
Republican		 Lean
Republican		 Lean
Republican
 
New York
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
John Mannion Lean
Democrat		 Lean
Democratic		 Lean
Democratic		 Lean
Democratic
Brandon Williams*
(E&W)		        
 
Ohio
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Marcy Kaptur*
(AP)		 Lean
Democrat		 Lean
Democrat		 Tilt
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic
Derek Merrin        
 
Oregon
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Janelle Bynum        
Lori Chavez-DeRemer*
(E&W)		 Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up Toss Up
 
Pennsylvania
Candidates Cook Political  Report 270 to Win CNN
Elections		 Inside Elections
Susan Wild*
(E&W)		 Toss Up Lean
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic		 Tilt
Democratic
Ryan Mackenzie        
 
 
House Committee Tracking
Once the polls are closed, the pending races will be highlighted in YELLOW.  As winners are declared we will highlight those names in GREEN, any incumbent losing their seat will be colored in RED.  The status for each race will be continuously updated throughout the evening and morning along with brief commentary below each major section as key races being tracked on the “CSPEN Election Night Scorecard” are determined.
 
House Committee on Education & The Workforce
 
Republicans Democrats
Chair, Virginia Foxx (NC) Ranking, Robert “Bobby” Scott (VA)
Rep. Joe Wilson (SC) Rep. Raul Grijalva (AZ)
Rep. Glenn “GT” Thompson (PA) Rep. Joe Courtney (CT)
Rep. Tim Walberg (MI) Rep. Gregorio Sablan (NMI)
Rep. Glenn Grothman (WI) Rep. Frederica Wilson (FL)
Rep. Elise  Stefanik (NY) Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (OR)
Rep. Rick Allen (GA) Rep. Mark Takano (CA)
Rep. Jim Banks (IN) Rep. Alma Adams (NC)
Rep. James Comer (KY) Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (CA)
Rep. Lloyd Smucker (PA) Rep. Donald Norcross (NJ)
Rep. Burgess Owens (UT) Rep. Pramila Jayapal (WA)
Rep. Bob Good (VA) Rep. Susan Wild (PA)
Rep. Lisa McClain (MI) Rep. Lucy McBath (GA)
Rep. Mary E. Miller (IL) Rep. Jahana Hayes (CT)
Rep. Michelle Steel (CA) Rep. Ilhan Omar (MN)
Rep. Ron Estes (KS) Rep. Haley Stevens (MI)
Rep. Julia Letlow (LA) Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez (NM)
Rep. Kevin Kiley (CA) Rep. Kathy Manning (NC)
Rep. Aaron Bean (FL) Rep. Frank Mrvan (IN)
Rep. Eric Burlison (MO) Rep. Jamal Bowman (NY)
Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX)  
Rep. Lori Chavez-Deremer (OR)  
Rep. Brandon Williams (NY)  
Rep. Erin Houchin (IN)  
Rep. Michael Rulli (OH)  
 
House Committee on Veterans Affairs
 
Republicans Democrats
Chair, Mike Bost (IL) Ranking, Mark Takano (CA)
Rep. Amata Coleman Radewagen (AS) Rep. Julia Brownley (CA)
Rep. Jack Bergman (MI) Rep. Mike Levin (CA)
Rep. Nancy Mace (SC) Rep. Chris Pappas (NH)
Rep. Matt Rosendale (MT) Rep. Frank Mrvan (IN)
Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (IA) Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (FL)
Rep. Greg Murphy (NC) Rep. Morgan McGarvey (KY)
Rep. Scott Franklin (FL) Rep. Delia Ramirez (IL)
Rep. Derrick Van Orden (WI) Rep. Greg Landsman (OH)
Rep. Morgan Luttrell (TX) Rep. Nikki Budzinski (IL)
Rep. Juan Ciscomani (AZ) Rep. Tim Kennedy (NY)
Rep. Eli Crane (AZ)  
Rep. Keith Self (TX)  
Rep. Jen Kiggans (VA)  
 
House Committee on Appropriations
 
Republicans Democrats
Chair, Tom Cole (OK) Ranking, Rosa DeLauro (NY)
Rep. Harold Rogers (KY) Rep. Steny Hoyer (MD)
Rep. Kay Granger (TX) Rep. Marcy Kaptur (OH)
Rep. Robert Aderholt (AL) Rep. Sanford Bishop (GA)
Rep. Michael Simpson (ID) Rep. Barbara Lee (CA)
Rep. John Carter (TX) Rep. Betty McCollum (MN)
Rep. Ken Calvert (CA) Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (MD)
Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (FL) Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL)
Rep. Steve Womack (AR) Rep. Henry Cuellar (TX)
Rep. Charles Fleischmann (TN) Rep. Chellie Pingree (ME)
Rep. David Joyce (OH) Rep. Mike Quigley (IL)
Rep. Andy Harris (MD) Rep. Derek Kilmer (WA)
Rep. Mark Amodei (NV) Rep. Matt Cartwright (PA)
Rep. David Valadao (CA) Rep. Gran Meng (NY)
Rep. Dan Newhouse (WA) Rep. Mark Pocan (WI)
Rep. John Moolenaar (MI) Rep. Pete Aguilar (CA)
Rep. John Rutherford (FL) Rep. Lois Frankel (FL)
Rep. Ben Cline (VA) Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ)
Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (PA) Rep. Norma Torres (CA)
Rep. Mike Garcia (CA) Rep. Ed Case (HI)
Rep. Ashley Hinson (IA) Rep. Adrian Espaillat (NY)
Rep. Tony Gonzales (TX) Rep. Josh Harder (CA)
Rep. Julia Letlow (LA) Rep. Jennifer Wexton (VA)
Rep. Michael Cloud (TX) Rep. David Trone (MD)
Rep. Michael Guest (MI) Rep. Laure Underwood (IL)
Rep. Ryan Zinke (MT) Rep. Susie Lee (NV)
Rep. Andrew Clyde (GA) Rep. Joseph Morelle (NY)
Rep. Jake LaTurner (KS)  
Rep. Jerry Carl (AL)  
Rep. Stephanie Bice (OK)  
Rep. Scott Franklin (FL)  
Rep. Jake Ellzey (TX)  
Rep. Juan Ciscomani (AZ)  
Rep. Chuck Edwards (NC)  
 
 
 
 

** map graphic is for creative purposes only, and not indicative of actual results