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Midterms 2026 Live Results

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Results from the 2026 midterm elections as they come in, with the races that matter most to Black voters: control of the House and the Senate, Michigan’s Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed, Georgia’s race for governor, and Black candidates on the ballot across the country. This page updates itself every few minutes.

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  1. MLive reports that Michigan polling places are seeing strong early voting and a busy Election Day. The state's Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed is on tonight's ballot. MLive

  2. PBS reports that Democrats are trying to win a majority of the nation's governors' offices for the first time in two decades. Governorships are on the ballot in dozens of states tonight, including Georgia. PBS

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