Democrats are still flipping House seats as America waits for the last Senate results

After Election Day ends many Americans see that Democrats will hold power in Congress. Many Americans are waiting to know how large Democrats’ power will be. Results keep arriving. Several Democrats are flipping House seats across the country.

A flip for the GOP also appears. No final results yet in Mississippi’s Senate race. Democratic candidate Scott Colom told CNN that Scott Colom feels confident. The new majorities are already reshaping Washington’s agenda. Democrats are planning investigations.

Promising action on affordability. Republicans face divisions over the Iran war and responsibility, for losses.

Here’s what else is going on in the elections space:

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under growing pressure as Republican lawmakers and allies want to blame Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for the party’s losses and the House may vote next week to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Florida Gov.-elect Byron Donalds, who is a member of the House said on Wednesday that Pete Hegseth is doing his job and that Florida Gov.-elect Byron Donalds will not vote to impeach Pete Hegseth.

Rep. Robert Garcia, the House Oversight chairman said that Trump investigations will not distract Democrats from lowering costs and named four targets: the Trump family’s businesses, immigration enforcement, corporate donations to the White House ballroom and the Epstein files.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized Republican races and told CNN that voters were disappointed in the productivity of Congress and that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis blamed gas prices.

Across the party aisle Democratic Senator-elect Annie Andrews said that the Republican party is fractured and that the GOP primary between Rep. Ralph Norman and Sen. Darline Graham is a symbol of that rift.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that the Democrat win came from focusing on working‑class Americans and the issues that matter most to them such as cutting costs and building trust with voters.

Maryland’s Wes Moore once held the title of the Black governor in the US but soon Maryland’s Wes Moore will be joined by four other Black governors.

Maryland’s Wes Moore emphasized to CNN the election of Georgia’s Keisha Lance Bottoms, who is the first Black woman to hold the office.

Looking ahead former House Speaker Newt Gingrich questioned whether Vice President JD Vance will lead the party as the nominee in 2028 saying that the GOP loss, in the midterms and several strategies that Vice President JD Vance has taken have made a good bit of the luster of the party come off the bloom.