Midterm elections results put Democrats in charge of the Senate and House for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency, with historic wins in North Carolina, Georgia and New Hampshire.
Democrats have won both the US Senate and House, taking control of Congress for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency.
President Trump said Democrats did a "good job", would accept the results, and looked forward to working with the opposition while retaining the veto.
Former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper secured the night's first Senate seat flip, defeating Michael Whatley.
Keisha Lance Bottoms is projected to become Georgia's first Black governor and first woman elected to that office; Jon Ossoff won a second Senate term there.
Chris Pappas of New Hampshire is projected as the first openly gay man elected to the Senate.