Democrats clinch Senate on election night, House still uncalled
Democrats won control of the U.S. Senate before midnight on election night, according to AP. The House has not been called, and AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani says that is where the attention goes next.
Democrats locked down control of the U.S. Senate before midnight on election night, according to AP. The call landed while votes were still being counted, handing the party the chamber with the night still young. That leaves one big prize left on the board.
AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani broke away from the outlet's livestream to walk through what it means. He flagged the House as the race everyone is now watching. AP is keeping its live coverage running on YouTube with more race calls and analysis as results come in.
The House has not been called by AP. With the Senate side decided, the fight for the lower chamber is the remaining question mark hanging over the night.
AP's live stream is the place to track the next round of calls, with Meghani and other correspondents sorting through the returns as they firm up.
TopicsAP · Sagar Meghani · U.S. Senate · House of Representatives · Democrats · YouTube
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