Slide 1: The rest of the contested Senate races. The race is still tight in Maine, where Collins is a very strong Republican candidate, who has held the state for about 30 years. She has a very bad relationship with Trump, but here he knew there would be a lot of competition and supported her, however, so far even she risks losing. In Michigan, the Muslim al-Sayed is in charge; It stands out because Obama himself endorsed it, speaking at his rally. Also, the Republicans are still losing in Nebraska, this state was also uncontested, but with a probability of 90% or higher should have remained "red". However, they can win Minnesota, but with it the other way around, the Democrats should have won it. For now, this may become the only notable victory for the Republicans, although it will not change the general situation. Slide 2: Elections to the House of Representatives. There is still much to count, but right now the Democrats have already "thrown away" 18 seats. It seems that they will take the majority by a good margin, more than 250 seats. The Republicans have yet to win back a single seat, even though gerrymandering works for them. Slide 3: Elections for servants. They don't worry us so much, but it is significant that currently the Democrats have already "flipped" 4 states, and the Republicans haven't flipped a single one.

Slide 1: The rest of the contested Senate races. The race is still tight in Maine, where Collins is a very strong Republican candidate, who has held the state for about 30 years. She has a very bad relationship with Trump, but here he knew there would be a lot of competition and supported her, however, so far even she risks losing. In Michigan, the Muslim al-Sayed is in charge; It stands out because Obama himself endorsed it, speaking at his rally. Also, the Republicans are still losing in Nebraska, this state was also uncontested, but with a probability of 90% or higher should have remained "red". However, they can win Minnesota, but with it the other way around, the Democrats should have won it. For now, this may become the only notable victory for the Republicans, although it will not change the general situation. Slide 2: Elections to the House of Representatives. There is still much to count, but right now the Democrats have already "thrown away" 18 seats. It seems that they will take the majority by a good margin, more than 250 seats. The Republicans have yet to win back a single seat, even though gerrymandering works for them. Slide 3: Elections for servants. They don't worry us so much, but it is significant that currently the Democrats have already "flipped" 4 states, and the Republicans haven't flipped a single one.