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CBS News reports that Democrat Bobby Pulido won the South Texas district, defeating Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz. Clarín (Argentina) and El Universal (Mexico) also report that Pulido won the seat for Democrats in Congress, with Clarín highlighting his path from regional Mexican music.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate seat, the first Democrat to do so since 1988, according to BBC News. Speaking to supporters after the win, Talarico said "We just took back Texas," according to CBS News. Al Jazeera quotes him saying "We defeated Goliath," while Gazeta do Povo describes him as the Democrat who broke a 38-year drought in the state. Mainichi and Punch report the same flip of the seat, and Agência Brasil highlights that Talarico beat Trump's pick in Texas.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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James Talarico, a Democrat, reportedly flipped a Texas Senate seat, which Clarín calls a historic win for Democrats in the US. Observador attributes the victory to Trump's unpopularity. Talarico says "Le ganamos a Goliat", a line quoted by El Mundo and El Comercio.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin governor's race, according to CBS News. NPR and Fox News highlight that Crowley will be the state's first Black governor.

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According to NPR and Al Jazeera, Democrat Josh Turek won the Senate seat in Iowa; Al Jazeera describes the win as flipping the seat to the Democrats. CBS News presents the race as tight and centred on the generational change Turek pitched, before the final count.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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According to NPR and Al Jazeera, Democrat Josh Turek won the Senate seat in Iowa; Al Jazeera describes the win as flipping the seat to the Democrats. CBS News presents the race as tight and centred on the generational change Turek pitched, before the final count.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor's race against Greg Abbott, according to several headlines; Clarín and Fox News describe her as the first Latina to govern the state. ABC News reported that Abbott addressed supporters after conceding the race. El Mundo presents the election, within the US midterms, as a historic moment. El País describes the result as a surprise.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin governor's race, according to CBS News. NPR and Fox News highlight that Crowley will be the state's first Black governor.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrats took the North Carolina Senate seat from Republicans, according to Clarín and La Nación. El Comercio reports an Ohio Senate seat, while RPP refers to the House of Representatives, based on projections.

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Democrat Rob Sand won the Iowa governor's race, according to PBS NewsHour, CBS News and NPR. NPR highlights that the win ends Republican control of the office; CBS News names Zach Lahn as the candidate defeated.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Democrat David Crowley won the Wisconsin governor's race, according to CBS News. NPR and Fox News highlight that Crowley will be the state's first Black governor.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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Democrat Rob Sand won the Iowa governor's race, according to PBS NewsHour, CBS News and NPR. NPR highlights that the win ends Republican control of the office; CBS News names Zach Lahn as the candidate defeated.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, flipping the seat from Republicans. Several outlets stress that he is the first Democrat elected by Texas in 38 years, according to BBC News and Clarín's Spanish headlines. Talarico says, according to Al Jazeera, that "We defeated Goliath".

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Fox News says Trump's bet on Ken Paxton backfired after a Democrat won a historic upset in the Texas Senate race. PBS NewsHour shows Ken Paxton speaking after losing the Texas Senate race.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, flipping the seat from Republicans. Several outlets stress that he is the first Democrat elected by Texas in 38 years, according to BBC News and Clarín's Spanish headlines. Talarico says, according to Al Jazeera, that "We defeated Goliath".

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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According to Süddeutsche Zeitung, a Democrat took a Senate seat from the Republicans in North Carolina. Der Spiegel says Democrat James Talarico will likely take a Senate seat from the Republicans in Texas. Frankfurter Allgemeine reports that a Democrat warned Republicans they should hire lawyers.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat Rob Sand won the Iowa governor's race, according to PBS NewsHour, CBS News and NPR. NPR highlights that the win ends Republican control of the office; CBS News names Zach Lahn as the candidate defeated.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Flávio Bolsonaro voted in favour of the Public Security PEC from the United States, according to Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo published a guide answering questions about the PEC, without stating Flávio Bolsonaro's position.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several outlets, and is the first Democrat to win the seat since 1988. Haaretz highlights that Talarico called for limits on arms sales to Israel. La Repubblica frames the win as a shepherd beating Goliath and ending Texas's curse.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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The Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Poder360 report that a Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, the first Democrat to win the seat. Metrópoles highlights a different result: Talarico became the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas since 1988.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, flipping a seat Republicans had held since 1998. Some headlines frame the result as a rebuke to Trump, while others only report the outcome. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published Andrews' victory speech after the race was called.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, taking a seat held by Republicans. Al Jazeera and The Guardian stress that the win ends decades of Republican dominance; CBS News describes it as a seat flipping to the Democrats.

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Senator Cory Booker spoke after winning re-election in New Jersey, according to PBS NewsHour. ABC News reports that Booker sees a «big realignment» of the US after the Democrats' win.

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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the Ohio governor's race, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. CBS News projects Acton will be the first Democrat to win the Ohio governor's race in nearly 20 years. The Guardian writes that the win ends 16 years of Republican control of the office. The Indian Express and The Hindu report Ramaswamy's loss, and The Hindu adds that he had Trump's backing.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Spain, Brazil and Colombia describe a "blue wave" in the US midterm elections, with Democrats regaining the House of Representatives. Público and RTP call it a "tsunami", and La Silla Vacía says Democrats will hold majorities in Congress. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles present the result as a defeat for Trump.

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Keisha Lance Bottoms becomes the first Black woman elected governor in the United States, according to Al Jazeera, The Daily Star and The Hindu. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Bottoms is governor of Georgia and the first African-American woman to hold this office in the US. El Comercio and Clarín report, based on projections, that Bottoms will be the first Black woman governor of the country.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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Democrat Amy Acton won the Ohio governor's race, ending 16 years of Republican control of the office, according to The Guardian. Republican Vivek Ramaswamy lost; The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight that he is Indian American and had Trump's backing. ABC News reported Acton's address to supporters after the win was projected. Le Figaro frames the result as a resounding defeat for billionaire Ramaswamy and the Republicans in the 2026 midterms.

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Democrat Amy Acton won the Ohio governor's race, ending 16 years of Republican control of the office, according to The Guardian. Republican Vivek Ramaswamy lost; The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight that he is Indian American and had Trump's backing. ABC News reported Acton's address to supporters after the win was projected. Le Figaro frames the result as a resounding defeat for billionaire Ramaswamy and the Republicans in the 2026 midterms.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrats won the US House of Representatives in the midterms, in a growing wave against Trump, according to The Daily Star, The Hindu, Geo News and Dawn. Geo News says Democrats also made gains in the Senate, while the Sydney Morning Herald and The Indian Express report wins in both chambers. The Indian Express says Trump failed the midterm test, and the Sydney Morning Herald describes a «bluewash» at the polls.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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The White House says Trump was not on the ballot, after Republican losses in the midterms. According to CBS News, Trump touts the White House ballroom after Republican midterm losses. Mainichi says Trump brags about the ballroom and seeks to deflect blame for the Republican midterm defeat. Poder360 reports that the White House account on X says Trump is still the president.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, flipping a seat Republicans had held since 1998. Some headlines frame the result as a rebuke to Trump, while others only report the outcome. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published Andrews' victory speech after the race was called.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Two US outlets, CBS News and PBS NewsHour, report that Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. lost his House seat in New Jersey. PBS NewsHour specifies that the seat went to the Democrats.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that the Democrats won the US House of Representatives in the midterms, in a growing wave against Trump. Japan's Mainichi attributes the same win only to projections from US media. Pakistan's Geo News adds that the Democrats also made gains in the Senate.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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According to projections cited by El Comercio and Clarín, the Democrats are moving toward a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, taking control from the Republicans. RPP reports the same outcome, based on projections, as part of the U.S. elections. A Nação describes the result as a historic defeat for Trump and says the Democrats also win the U.S. Senate.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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CBS News reported that polls closed in 15 states and projected the Senate races in Wyoming and Colorado. ABC News published a video explainer on the congressional races in Colorado.

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Two US outlets, CBS News and PBS NewsHour, report that Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. lost his House seat in New Jersey. PBS NewsHour specifies that the seat went to the Democrats.

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Trump says the United States has no immediate plans to strike Iran, according to several outlets from different countries. The Jerusalem Post says Trump describes the US as 'getting everything we want' in negotiations. The National frames the position as no immediate strike plan, while saying the US is 'locked and loaded'.

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The Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Poder360 report that a Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, the first Democrat to win the seat. Metrópoles highlights a different result: Talarico became the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas since 1988.

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Republican Byron Donalds, a Trump ally, won Florida's governor race and becomes the state's first Black governor, according to Fox News, NPR and Folha. Fox News and La Nación stress Donalds's ties to Trump, while El País says the win consolidates Republican control after the DeSantis era. PBS NewsHour published Donalds's speech after his victory.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Republican Byron Donalds, a Trump ally, won Florida's governor race and becomes the state's first Black governor, according to Fox News, NPR and Folha. Fox News and La Nación stress Donalds's ties to Trump, while El País says the win consolidates Republican control after the DeSantis era. PBS NewsHour published Donalds's speech after his victory.

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Democrats took the North Carolina Senate seat from Republicans, according to Clarín and La Nación. El Comercio reports an Ohio Senate seat, while RPP refers to the House of Representatives, based on projections.

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Democrat Chris Pappas is described as the first openly gay U.S. senator after winning the New Hampshire Senate race. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published videos of Pappas speaking after his win. Several outlets, including Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, highlight the milestone.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Republican Byron Donalds, a Trump ally, won Florida's governor race and becomes the state's first Black governor, according to Fox News, NPR and Folha. Fox News and La Nación stress Donalds's ties to Trump, while El País says the win consolidates Republican control after the DeSantis era. PBS NewsHour published Donalds's speech after his victory.

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The headlines describe a Democratic wave in the US midterms: RNZ says Texas Republicans are “horrified,” while Clarín claims the wave takes Congress from Trump. ABC says the US rejects Trump, and Libération speaks of the twilight of Donald Trump. The New York Times highlights Jimmy Kimmel’s take on the election-day “blue wave,” without giving results.

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US justice authorities have summoned Martha Graeff, Daniel Vorcaro's former fiancée, to testify and hand over documents in a case linked to Master. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the summons includes handing over documents, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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According to Süddeutsche Zeitung, a Democrat took a Senate seat from the Republicans in North Carolina. Der Spiegel says Democrat James Talarico will likely take a Senate seat from the Republicans in Texas. Frankfurter Allgemeine reports that a Democrat warned Republicans they should hire lawyers.

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Democrats took the North Carolina Senate seat from Republicans, according to Clarín and La Nación. El Comercio reports an Ohio Senate seat, while RPP refers to the House of Representatives, based on projections.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Republican Byron Donalds, a Trump ally, won Florida's governor race and becomes the state's first Black governor, according to Fox News, NPR and Folha. Fox News and La Nación stress Donalds's ties to Trump, while El País says the win consolidates Republican control after the DeSantis era. PBS NewsHour published Donalds's speech after his victory.

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US voters went to the polls in the midterm elections; The Daily Star and The Hindu report the vote and what voters said they wanted, without judging the outcome. TASS says Americans said no to war with Iran, according to the Russian parliament speaker, while IRNA says they rejected war, according to Iran. Tehran Times says Americans punished Trump over the war on Iran.

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Trump says the United States has no immediate plans to strike Iran, according to several outlets from different countries. The Jerusalem Post says Trump describes the US as 'getting everything we want' in negotiations. The National frames the position as no immediate strike plan, while saying the US is 'locked and loaded'.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Several outlets, including PBS, The Guardian and CBS News, are tracking live results of the 2026 US midterm elections. The New York Times reports that Trump said in an interview that he will accept the election results, a claim other outlets also carry. The Indian Express says Democrats are on track for a huge midterm win, while Punch reports that Trump says he will work with Democrats.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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According to PBS NewsHour, Democrat Mark Warner was re-elected to the U.S. Senate from Virginia. CBS News reports that Democrat Annie Andrews won the Senate race in South Carolina. Both headlines mention Democratic wins in U.S. Senate races in different states.

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This story brings together coverage from several countries of the 2026 US midterm elections, with live results and explanations of how votes are counted and when results are announced. According to The New York Times, Trump says in an interview that he will accept the election results, a report that TASS and The Daily Star also carry. Punch says Trump claims he will accept the results and work with Democrats, while Mainichi reports that the Japanese government considers the alliance with the US essential regardless of the outcome. The South China Morning Post asks whether the results could disrupt Washington's ties with China.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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CBS News reports that Trump launched strikes on Iran hours before the midterm elections, despite having said he would not. PBS NewsHour reports that the United States struck the Strait of Hormuz hours before Tuesday's midterm elections.

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According to officials cited by The Jerusalem Post and The Express Tribune, intelligence sharing between US departments has fractured under the Trump administration. The Japan Times reports the same claim, likewise attributed to officials.

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Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia, beating Republican Mike Collins, according to CBS News, NPR and The Guardian. The AP and Al Jazeera also give the win to Ossoff, and PBS aired his victory speech. Latin American outlets frame the result as relief for Democrats in the US Senate; La Nación calls Ossoff a rising star of the party and reports his attacks on Trump. Geo News reports speculation about an Ossoff presidential bid in 2028, following a remark by Obama.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Greenland's parliament approved a security agreement with the United States and Denmark, according to Al Jazeera and TASS. PBS NewsHour and Mainichi link the approval to months of pressure from Trump.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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CBS News (US) reports that Americans are disappointed with the state of the economy as midterm voting gets underway.

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According to sources cited by ABC News, the US Department of Justice has intensified its probe of the Alaska Senate race, with target letters and new subpoenas. PBS NewsHour reports that the Justice Department sent target letters in a criminal probe of the Alaska Senate race, and explains what that means.

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Flávio Bolsonaro votes in favour of the Public Security Constitutional Amendment (PEC da Segurança Pública), according to Gazeta do Povo, Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Agência Brasil specifies that the vote was cast remotely, from the United States.

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The first polling stations opened in the United States, a day that RPP and El Comercio say will mark the presidency. Later, ABC and Clarín report that the first polling stations have closed and the first vote counts have begun. El Comercio links the day to Trump's presidency; the other headlines do not make that link.

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ABC News explains what is known about California's Proposition 40, a billionaire tax. Fox News reports that Governor Newsom is breaking with socialists over the tax, and that California voters appear poised to reject it.

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Expresso reports that Portugal and the US intend to expand economic opportunities in the Azores. Observador, at the same time, reports that the two countries are strengthening military cooperation in the archipelago.

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Macau wants to strengthen cooperation with Portugal and Interpol, according to Hoje Macau. Portugal and the United States are strengthening military cooperation in the Azores, according to Observador. Portugal and Germany have signed a declaration to strengthen cooperation in defence, according to Jornal de Notícias.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor's race against Greg Abbott, according to several headlines; Clarín and Fox News describe her as the first Latina to govern the state. ABC News reported that Abbott addressed supporters after conceding the race. El Mundo presents the election, within the US midterms, as a historic moment. El País describes the result as a surprise.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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US voters went to the polls in the midterm elections, which serve as a referendum on Donald Trump, according to ABC News, CBS News, PBS NewsHour and Mainichi. RNZ says Trump's agenda is being put to voters, while The Globe and Mail says voters in key states question Trump's attacks on Canada.

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The headlines cover the 2026 US midterm elections and how many seats Democrats need to take control of Congress. Clarín says Democrats must win 3 seats from Republicans in the House and 4 in the Senate. El Comercio frames the question differently, asking what Democrats need to wrest control of Congress from Trump, without giving figures.

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Former Trump adviser John Bolton describes dire prospects for the White House, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. CBS News reports that Trump is promoting the White House ballroom after Republican losses in the midterms. Poder360 reports that the White House's official profile on X states that Trump is still the president.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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The FBI arrested and charged an Oklahoma man for sending hundreds of letters containing white powder to public officials, including election officials. Al Jazeera puts the number of letters at over 700, and The Jerusalem Post describes them as threatening.

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US justice authorities have summoned Martha Graeff, Daniel Vorcaro's former fiancée, to testify and hand over documents in a case linked to Master. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the summons includes handing over documents, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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According to NPR and Al Jazeera, Democrat Josh Turek won the Senate seat in Iowa; Al Jazeera describes the win as flipping the seat to the Democrats. CBS News presents the race as tight and centred on the generational change Turek pitched, before the final count.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly fled to the United States, according to Poder360, which cites Rogério Marinho justifying the departure from Brazil. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro registered attendance and voted in a Senate session after that trip. Observador asks whether Flávio Bolsonaro cried after the election results, without answering the question.

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Metrópoles says the US Congress elections could affect Flávio's future in the country. Gazeta do Povo links Flávio's future to Trump's performance in those elections.

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China's prime minister rejects the idea of a "digital iron curtain" between China and the United States. RTP and Hoje Macau place the statement in the context of technological rivalry with the US.

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The US midterm elections are presented as a referendum on Trump's mandate and as decisive for control of Congress. Observador highlights some 50 races that could decide the outcome. Expresso reports that the New York Stock Exchange rose after Democrats won the midterm elections.

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