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Voters elected the first Muslim senator, first Native American woman senator and first openly gay male senator in U.S. history.
Democrats won the governor's office, a U.S. Senate seat and other statewide contests, ending decades of Republican dominance in Texas politics.
From the governor's race to congressional contests, Democrats made gains across Michigan, including victories by progressive candidates.
Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith are separated by just dozens of votes in a contest that could make history.
Voters in Phoenix share their reactions to the election, with some celebrating the results and others expressing concern.
NPR's Eric McDaniel breaks down the midterm results and how Democrats could use their new majorities to challenge President Trump's agenda.
Strategists from both parties examine the Democrats' sweeping victories and the challenges ahead for Republicans.
The Wisconsin senator discusses what Republicans can learn from the election and the conversations happening within his party.
With control of Congress shifting, questions remain about how the party will govern and what voters expect from its new majority.
Andrews defeated Republican Sen. Darline Graham, becoming the first Democrat elected to the seat in nearly three decades.
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