American Movement, Update 3.0 Democrats get at least 258 seats in the House of Representatives, with 218 needed for a majority. This is the party's best result since 1993, the previous record was 257 seats in 2009. The number may vary slightly. Democrats have at least 54 seats in the Senate. Only two were not identified, Alaska and Mississippi. In Mississippi, Democrat Scott Cullum leads Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith by just a few dozen votes. There is no automatic recount in the state, and Cullum's campaign says about 15,000 disputed ballots still need to be counted. A Democrat has not won a Senate election in Mississippi since 1982. In Alaska, Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Flatola are tied, the result could be announced in a few weeks. The Trump administration filed a lawsuit to block the confirmation of the results if Peltula beats Sullivan, but the court rejected that Sunday in Michigan, where Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate. He will be the first Muslim in the history of the Senate. In the House, the Democrats also took those districts that were considered hopeless for them. In Tennessee's 4th District, which Trump won by 24 points in 2024, Republican Scott DeZarella was down 280 votes with 99 percent of the vote counted. In New York, Mike Lawler conceded defeat to Democrat Kate Connelly; The rest of the polls in Westchester will be counted today. The Democrats took governorships in Texas, Georgia, Nevada, Ohio and Iowa.