According to US media forecasts, on November 3, local time, in the South Carolina US Senate race, Democratic candidate Anne Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darlene Graham and successfully reversed a seat in the Senate. Former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina defeated Republican candidate Michael Wortley, who was supported by US President Trump, in the US Senate election. The Democratic Party still needs to flip two seats in the Senate to obtain 51 seats with a majority in the Senate. Furthermore, the US media had earlier predicted that the Democratic Party would take back control of the House of Representatives.
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According to US media forecasts, on November 3, local time, in the South Carolina US Senate race, Democratic candidate Anne Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darlene Graham and successfully reversed a seat in the Senate. Former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina defeated Republican candidate Michael Wortley, who was supported by US President Trump, in the US Senate election. The Democratic Party still needs to flip two seats in the Senate to obtain 51 seats with a majority in the Senate. Furthermore, the US media had earlier predicted that the Democratic Party would take back control of the House of Representatives.
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