Historic precedents in the US midterm elections against the background of the Democrats' lead, according to unofficial preliminary results about 59 million voters voted early, compared to 45.9 million in the 2022 elections. Abdul Rahman al-Sayed is the first Muslim to win a seat in the Senate, and Adam Hamawi is the first Muslim to represent New Jersey in the House of Representatives. Keisha Lance Bottoms becomes the first black woman to be elected governor of a US state after her victory in Georgia Texas elects the first female governor of Latino origin, and New Mexico the first female governor of native origin Democrats win the Senate seat in Kansas for the first time in 94 years Preliminary results indicate that the Democrats have captured the majority in both houses of Congress.