Nov 4, 2026 · 8 min · 11 segments
The midterms were swept in what’s already being called a blue tsunami, Mike Johnson says he will not lead House Republicans in the next Congress, and Democrat messaging suggests a major push against…

In maybe the closest watch race of the midterms, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has defeated Mike Rogers to become the next senator from Michigan.

The final count may not come out for a few days, but with 97% reporting, El-Sayed took the election by a full seven points.

Exit polls and Election Day interviews displayed a surprising coalition among his supporters.

For example, one Muslim couple interviewed by The Daily Wire was shocked when told about the candidate's views on LGBT issues.

With the win, El-Sayed will now become the first Muslim senator in U.S. history.

Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is narrowly losing his reelection bid to Democrat Mary Peltola in Alaska.
If Sullivan falls, it could be entirely due to a scheme to confuse voters with another Dan Sullivan who is recruited to add his name to the ballot.
Currently, the votes that the decoy Dan has gained would more than make up the difference between Senator Sullivan and Peltola.
The Department of Justice is pursuing legal action against the alleged schemers, reported by the New York Times to be top aides in Peltola's campaign and other Democratic operatives.
The DOJ has sent out more than 20 target and preservation letters since the Times published a bombshell report on the scheme last week.

Ilhan Omar is taking aim at President Trump after winning another landslide re-election in her Minnesota district.
The far-left Democrat took more than 76% of the vote on Tuesday despite two pending federal criminal investigations into her citizenship and financial disclosures that became public about three weeks before Election Day.
In her victory speech, Omar called Trump, quote, the bigot in the White House and cast the probes as an attempt to intimidate her and her supporters.

In maybe the closest watch race of the midterms, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has defeated Mike Rogers to become the next senator from Michigan.

The final count may not come out for a few days, but with 97% reporting, El-Sayed took the election by a full seven points.

Exit polls and Election Day interviews displayed a surprising coalition among his supporters.

For example, one Muslim couple interviewed by The Daily Wire was shocked when told about the candidate's views on LGBT issues.

With the win, El-Sayed will now become the first Muslim senator in U.S. history.

Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is narrowly losing his reelection bid to Democrat Mary Peltola in Alaska.
If Sullivan falls, it could be entirely due to a scheme to confuse voters with another Dan Sullivan who is recruited to add his name to the ballot.
Currently, the votes that the decoy Dan has gained would more than make up the difference between Senator Sullivan and Peltola.
The Department of Justice is pursuing legal action against the alleged schemers, reported by the New York Times to be top aides in Peltola's campaign and other Democratic operatives.
The DOJ has sent out more than 20 target and preservation letters since the Times published a bombshell report on the scheme last week.

Ilhan Omar is taking aim at President Trump after winning another landslide re-election in her Minnesota district.
The far-left Democrat took more than 76% of the vote on Tuesday despite two pending federal criminal investigations into her citizenship and financial disclosures that became public about three weeks before Election Day.
In her victory speech, Omar called Trump, quote, the bigot in the White House and cast the probes as an attempt to intimidate her and her supporters.
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