How the Republicans lost the Senate and who brought the Democrats unexpected victories in states where they had not won for many years This material (information) is produced and distributed by the Bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the Bell foreign agent 18+ In the midterm elections, the Democrats wrested both houses of Congress from the Republicans, and won Senate seats even in Republican Texas, Kansas and South Carolina. In some countries they managed to break the "democratic drought" that lasted for decades. In all, Democrats took seven Senate seats from Republicans — we'll tell you how they did it and who had the most unexpected wins. What other historical achievements do the Democrats have? The wave of victories of the Democratic Party, which swept several traditionally "red" states at once, is far from the only historical event of this election. ◾ In Michigan, 42-year-old Democrat Abdul El-Sayed became the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. ◾ In Texas, Democrats won the gubernatorial election for the first time since 1990. Gina Hinojosa, the first Latina politician and only the third woman to hold that position, will become governor. In California, the Democrat Javier Becerra, the son of Mexican immigrants and the first Latino elected to this position, was elected governor. ◾ In Georgia, Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican billionaire Rick Jackson and became the first black woman elected governor in US history. ◾ For the first time, representatives of indigenous peoples of the United States also occupied high elected positions. Deb Holland won in New Mexico, the first indigenous woman in the state to be elected governor. Peggy Flanagan from Minnesota set another record: she became the first Native American woman to serve in the US Senate. Here we analyzed the five main conclusions from the US elections, and the bell text. Invest - How global markets reacted to the Republican defeat.

How the Republicans lost the Senate and who brought the Democrats unexpected victories in states where they had not won for many years This material (information) is produced and distributed by the Bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the Bell foreign agent 18+ In the midterm elections, the Democrats wrested both houses of Congress from the Republicans, and won Senate seats even in Republican Texas, Kansas and South Carolina. In some countries they managed to break the "democratic drought" that lasted for decades. In all, Democrats took seven Senate seats from Republicans — we'll tell you how they did it and who had the most unexpected wins. What other historical achievements do the Democrats have? The wave of victories of the Democratic Party, which swept several traditionally "red" states at once, is far from the only historical event of this election. ◾ In Michigan, 42-year-old Democrat Abdul El-Sayed became the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. ◾ In Texas, Democrats won the gubernatorial election for the first time since 1990. Gina Hinojosa, the first Latina politician and only the third woman to hold that position, will become governor. In California, the Democrat Javier Becerra, the son of Mexican immigrants and the first Latino elected to this position, was elected governor. ◾ In Georgia, Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican billionaire Rick Jackson and became the first black woman elected governor in US history. ◾ For the first time, representatives of indigenous peoples of the United States also occupied high elected positions. Deb Holland won in New Mexico, the first indigenous woman in the state to be elected governor. Peggy Flanagan from Minnesota set another record: she became the first Native American woman to serve in the US Senate. Here we analyzed the five main conclusions from the US elections, and the bell text. Invest - How global markets reacted to the Republican defeat.