North Carolina just ended an 18-year Republican winning streak in Senate elections.
Democrat Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael Whatley, a Trump-backed candidate, to win a key Senate seat.
What makes this result notable:
Cooper becomes the first Democrat in 18 years to win a U.S. Senate election in North Carolina.
The victory gives Democrats an important boost in the battle for Senate control.
The House snapshot at 9:15 AM showed Democrats leading 71–32 among called races, with 332 seats still uncalled.
one Senate seat has changed hands, but the bigger question is whether Democrats can turn this momentum into control of Congress.
An 18-year winning streak just ended. That's a longer run than some crypto projects have been alive.
Will the House follow the same trend, or are we heading for a divided Congress?
Democrat Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael Whatley, a Trump-backed candidate, to win a key Senate seat.
What makes this result notable:
Cooper becomes the first Democrat in 18 years to win a U.S. Senate election in North Carolina.
The victory gives Democrats an important boost in the battle for Senate control.
The House snapshot at 9:15 AM showed Democrats leading 71–32 among called races, with 332 seats still uncalled.
one Senate seat has changed hands, but the bigger question is whether Democrats can turn this momentum into control of Congress.
An 18-year winning streak just ended. That's a longer run than some crypto projects have been alive.
Will the House follow the same trend, or are we heading for a divided Congress?
