Here are the states most impacted by Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, and how they voted. Continue reading →

Here’s a roundup of all the historic firsts the U.S. saw Tuesday night. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump, along with several other politicians, are expected to address the results at news conferences throughout the day. Continue reading →

Billy Eichner wrote, ‘WE FLIPPED THE HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR VOTING!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!’ Continue reading →

The 2014 midterm election saw a 72-year low in voter turnout – early indications of this year’s turnout hint at a surge. Continue reading →

The main group opposing marijuana legalization in Michigan conceded defeat. Continue reading →

Stacey Abrams, Democratic candidate in the Georgia gubernatorial race, says she’s not prepared to concede defeat to Republican rival Brian Kemp despite trailing with majority of polls reporting. Continue reading →

The U.S. midterm elections saw 237 women run for the House as major-party candidates this year. Women held 84 out of 435 House seats as of Tuesday night. Continue reading →

With Tuesday’s win in the midterm elections, the Democrats could pose a major challenge to President Donald Trump’s domestic and foreign policy going forward. Continue reading →

Cruz and O’Rourke were neck and neck as results came in, but the Calgary, Alta.-born Republican pulled ahead. Continue reading →