The Democrats have flipped another six House seats, extending their lead over the Republicans in the lower chamber 253 to 157, with 25 races left to call. Here are the latest results:
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Utah’s fourth congressional district: Republican congressman Mike Kennedy won re-<a href="https://warsaw.today/nasa-astronauts-cast-us-<a href="https://warsaw.today/herzog-to-meet-israeli-election-rivals-as-decision-nears-on-path-to-power/” title=”Herzog to meet Israeli election rivals as decision nears on path to power”>election-votes-from-space/” title=”NASA astronauts cast US election votes from space”>election for a second term, over Democrat Jonny Larsen.
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Washington’sfourth congressional district: Republican Amanda McKinney defeated Democrat John Duresky in a race to replace retiring Republican congressman Dan Newhouse.
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New York’s seventeenth congressional district: Democrat Cait Conley defeated Republican congressman Mike Lawler to flip a seat in New York’s Hudson Valley.
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New Jersey’s second congressional district: Cape May mayor Zack Mullock, a Democrat, defeated four-term incumbent Jeff Van Drew, a Republican who was first elected as a Democrat in 2018 before switching parties after voting against the first impeachment of Donald Trump in 2019.
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Arizona’s sixth congressional district: US marine veteran Democrat JoAnna Mendoza beat two-term Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani.
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Colorado’s fifth congressional district: Democrat Jessica Killin, a former Army captain, beat first-term incumbent, Republican Jeff Crank, who was criticized by relatives of Virginia Giuffre for refusing to meet them.
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North Carolina’s ninth congressional district: Democrat Richard Ojeda beat two-term Republican incumbent Richard Hudson in a seat that has been red for the last 14 years.
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Ohio’s 10th congressional district: Democrat Kristina Knickerbocker beat veteran Republican congressman Mike Turner.
Source: www.theguardian.com
