The U.S. Democratic Party has secured 6 of the 7 swing states.

BlockBeats news, November 4 — In the 7 swing states considered highly competitive in the final stretch of the midterm elections, Democrats have swept 6 states. These six states are Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Maine, and Michigan.

Texas has not elected a Democratic federal senator since 1988, and Kansas has not elected a Democratic federal senator since 1932; victories in these two states are expected to become major upsets in U.S. political history. Ohio, the state where Vance previously served as a federal senator, also failed to reverse the Republican defeat. In addition, Democrats also flipped North Carolina and South Carolina, which were originally Republican-leaning, for a total of 7 seats flipped. As a result, Democrats are expected to obtain 54 Senate seats. Due to a controversy caused by candidates sharing the same name, the winner in the last swing state, Alaska, has not yet been determined.