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Midterm Election Coverage

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Election data: watch.vote

Election night, hour by hour

When do polls close?

ET 9:25:40 PM

Interactive scheduled closing map. Poll close times are scheduled; they are not reported vote results.

North Carolina — polls scheduled to close 7:30 PM ET. Split times reflect local jurisdictions; check state/local officials for extensions.
Georgia GovernorOfficial source
Keisha Lance Bottoms

Keisha Lance Bottoms

Democrat

—% reported vote

Rick Jackson

Rick Jackson

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

No additional verified candidates listed.

Awaiting reported votes

Michigan GovernorOfficial source
Jocelyn Benson

Jocelyn Benson

Democrat

—% reported vote

John James

John James

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

Anthony Hudson (Libertarian) · Donna Brandenburg (U.S. Taxpayers) · Douglas Campbell (Green)

Awaiting reported votes

D 32
31 R

Verified winners plus seats carried forward; uncalled contests remain gray.

NCFLOHGAMIMS
Democrat Republican Independent Uncalled

Majority: 51. Independents caucus with Democrats. 35 contests are uncalled.

North Carolina Senate — Awaiting results

Poll closing and candidate results appear only from the verified source.

Roy CooperRoy Cooper (D)54.83%
Michael WhatleyMichael Whatley (R)42.86%

Balance of power

Control of government

Senate

51 seats for a majority

Awaiting reported votes

Current seats, called seats, uncalled races, and forecasts stay separate when an authorized feed is available.

Governor

50 offices tracked

Awaiting reported votes

Current seats, called seats, uncalled races, and forecasts stay separate when an authorized feed is available.

House

218 seats for a majority

Awaiting reported votes

Current seats, called seats, uncalled races, and forecasts stay separate when an authorized feed is available.

Race watch

The candidates. The stakes.

North Carolina SenateOfficial source
Roy Cooper

Roy Cooper

Democrat

54.83% reported vote

Michael Whatley

Michael Whatley

Republican

42.86% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

Michael Dublin (Green) · Shannon Bray (Libertarian)

Unofficial reported vote share

Georgia GovernorOfficial source
Keisha Lance Bottoms

Keisha Lance Bottoms

Democrat

—% reported vote

Rick Jackson

Rick Jackson

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

No additional verified candidates listed.

Awaiting reported votes

Michigan GovernorOfficial source
Jocelyn Benson

Jocelyn Benson

Democrat

—% reported vote

John James

John James

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

Anthony Hudson (Libertarian) · Donna Brandenburg (U.S. Taxpayers) · Douglas Campbell (Green)

Awaiting reported votes

Michigan SenateOfficial source
Abdul El-Sayed

Abdul El-Sayed

Democrat

—% reported vote

Mike Rogers

Mike Rogers

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

Lydia Christensen (Libertarian) · Tim Long (U.S. Taxpayers) · Douglas P. Marsh (Green) · Walter P. Kristy (Natural Law)

Awaiting reported votes

Mississippi SenateOfficial source
Scott Colom

Scott Colom

Democrat

—% reported vote

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Republican

—% reported vote

Other ballot candidates

Ty Pinkins (Independent)

Awaiting reported votes

Our communities

Black political reporting and regional coverage

Third-party live coverage

ElectionHub

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Source: North Carolina State Board of Elections. Last successful retrieval: 2026-11-04T02:25:31.692241+00:00. Results are unofficial until certified.

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