According to reports, the Democratic Party has swept through 6 of the 7 swing states considered fiercely contested in the final phase of the midterm elections. The six states are Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Maine, and Michigan. Texas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1988, and Kansas has never elected a Democratic senator since 1932. The victory of these two states is expected to be a major upset in US political history. As a state where Vance previously served as a federal senator, Ohio also failed to reverse the Republican Party's defeat. In addition to this, the Democratic Party also overturned North Carolina and South Carolina, where the Republican Party had an advantage, for a total of 7 seats. As a result, the Democratic Party is expected to get 54 Senate seats. Due to controversy over candidates with the same name, Alaska, the last swing state, has yet to determine a winner.

According to reports, the Democratic Party has swept through 6 of the 7 swing states considered fiercely contested in the final phase of the midterm elections. The six states are Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Maine, and Michigan. Texas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1988, and Kansas has never elected a Democratic senator since 1932. The victory of these two states is expected to be a major upset in US political history. As a state where Vance previously served as a federal senator, Ohio also failed to reverse the Republican Party's defeat. In addition to this, the Democratic Party also overturned North Carolina and South Carolina, where the Republican Party had an advantage, for a total of 7 seats. As a result, the Democratic Party is expected to get 54 Senate seats. Due to controversy over candidates with the same name, Alaska, the last swing state, has yet to determine a winner.