The US election data analysis agency Decision Desk headquarters website predicted on the evening of the 3rd that Texas Democratic Senator candidate James Talarico will defeat Republican candidate Ken Paxton to become the first Democrat to win a seat in the U.S. Senate in the state since 1988. Texas, located in the southern part of the United States, is the traditional voting center of the Republican Party. It has supported Trump in the past three presidential elections. Some analysts believe that the Democratic Party's victory in Texas was a momentous moment: on the one hand, the party finally achieved a major victory in a state critical to the presidential election; on the other hand, it also brought the Democratic Party closer to regaining a majority in the Senate. The Democratic Party needs a net increase of 4 seats to regain its majority in the Senate. According to US media forecasts, the Democratic Party won both the North Carolina and South Carolina Senate elections. The announcement of the candidate's victory by the media does not mean that the election results have been officially decided. According to the US election system, after voting is completed in each region, the local election agency will complete the ballot count, check, and necessary review, and then officially certify it by the agencies designated by each state according to law. The certification period for each state is not uniform. Most schedules are from mid-late November to December, and some fiercely contested constituencies may be delayed due to recounts or legal disputes.

The US election data analysis agency Decision Desk headquarters website predicted on the evening of the 3rd that Texas Democratic Senator candidate James Talarico will defeat Republican candidate Ken Paxton to become the first Democrat to win a seat in the U.S. Senate in the state since 1988. Texas, located in the southern part of the United States, is the traditional voting center of the Republican Party. It has supported Trump in the past three presidential elections. Some analysts believe that the Democratic Party's victory in Texas was a momentous moment: on the one hand, the party finally achieved a major victory in a state critical to the presidential election; on the other hand, it also brought the Democratic Party closer to regaining a majority in the Senate. The Democratic Party needs a net increase of 4 seats to regain its majority in the Senate. According to US media forecasts, the Democratic Party won both the North Carolina and South Carolina Senate elections. The announcement of the candidate's victory by the media does not mean that the election results have been officially decided. According to the US election system, after voting is completed in each region, the local election agency will complete the ballot count, check, and necessary review, and then officially certify it by the agencies designated by each state according to law. The certification period for each state is not uniform. Most schedules are from mid-late November to December, and some fiercely contested constituencies may be delayed due to recounts or legal disputes.