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Balance of Power
House
House
235
199
DEMS
win
control
Senate
45
53
GOP
keeps
control
National Battleground
For detailed results, select a state
Races to watch
TN Senate
Projected WinnerR | Marsha Blackburn | 54.7% | 1,227,483 |
D | Phil Bredesen | 43.9% | 985,450 |
99% Votes in
TX Senate
Projected WinnerR | Ted Cruz | 50.9% | 4,260,553 |
Incumbent | |||
D | Beto O'Rourke | 48.3% | 4,045,632 |
99% Votes in
IN Senate
Projected WinnerR | Mike Braun | 50.9% | 1,157,614 |
D | Joe Donnelly | 45% | 1,023,590 |
Incumbent |
99% Votes in
VA House 7
Apparent WinnerD | Abigail Spanberger | 50.4% | 176,079 |
R | Dave Brat | 48.4% | 169,295 |
Incumbent |
100% Votes in
GA Governor
Apparent WinnerR | Brian Kemp | 50.2% | 1,978,408 |
D | Stacey Abrams | 48.8% | 1,923,685 |
99% Votes in
FL Governor
Apparent WinnerR | Ron DeSantis | 49.6% | 4,076,186 |
D | Andrew Gillum | 49.2% | 4,043,723 |
99% Votes in
United States House Exit Poll UPDATED:
Democrat
Republican
Democrat
Republican
Gender |
|
Men (48%) |
47%
51%
|
Women (52%) |
59%
40%
|
Age |
|
18-24 (7%) |
68%
31%
|
25-29 (6%) |
66%
33%
|
30-39 (15%) |
59%
37%
|
40-49 (16%) |
52%
46%
|
50-64 (30%) |
49%
50%
|
65 or over (26%) |
48%
50%
|
Age |
|
18-44 (35%) |
61%
36%
|
45+ (65%) |
49%
50%
|
Age |
|
18-29 (13%) |
67%
32%
|
30-44 (22%) |
58%
39%
|
45-64 (39%) |
49%
50%
|
65 or over (26%) |
48%
50%
|
Race |
|
White (72%) |
44%
54%
|
Black (11%) |
90%
|
Hispanic/Latino (11%) |
69%
29%
|
Asian (3%) |
77%
23%
|
Other (3%) |
54%
42%
|
Race |
|
White (72%) |
44%
54%
|
Non-White (28%) |
76%
22%
|
Education |
|
College graduate (41%) |
59%
39%
|
No college degree (59%) |
49%
49%
|
Age by race |
|
White 18-29 (8%) |
56%
43%
|
White 30-44 (15%) |
48%
48%
|
White 45-64 (29%) |
40%
59%
|
White 65+ (22%) |
43%
56%
|
Black 18-29 (2%) |
92%
|
Black 30-44 (3%) |
92%
|
Black 45-64 (5%) |
88%
11%
|
Black 65+ (2%) |
88%
11%
|
Latino 18-29 (2%) |
81%
17%
|
Latino 30-44 (2%) |
74%
25%
|
Latino 45-64 (3%) |
63%
35%
|
Latino 65+ (2%) |
71%
25%
|
All other (6%) |
65%
33%
|
Which best describes your education? You have: |
|
Never attended college (23%) |
48%
51%
|
Attended college but received no degree (25%) |
52%
47%
|
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (11%) |
47%
50%
|
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (24%) |
55%
43%
|
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (17%) |
65%
34%
|
National Region |
|
East (20%) |
61%
37%
|
Midwest (25%) |
48%
50%
|
South (31%) |
47%
52%
|
West (24%) |
60%
38%
|
Education and Race |
|
White college graduates (31%) |
53%
45%
|
White no college degree (41%) |
37%
61%
|
Non-white college graduates (10%) |
77%
22%
|
Non-white no college degree (18%) |
76%
22%
|
Education among Whites by Sex |
|
White women college graduates (16%) |
59%
39%
|
White women no college degree (21%) |
42%
56%
|
White men college graduates (15%) |
47%
51%
|
White men no college degree (20%) |
32%
66%
|
Non-whites (28%) |
76%
22%
|
Income |
|
Under $30,000 (17%) |
63%
34%
|
$30,000 - $49,999 (21%) |
57%
41%
|
$50,000 - $99,999 (29%) |
52%
47%
|
$100,000 - $199,999 (25%) |
47%
51%
|
$200,000 or more (9%) |
47%
52%
|
Income |
|
Under $100,000 (67%) |
56%
42%
|
$100,000 or more (33%) |
47%
52%
|
Income |
|
Under $50,000 (38%) |
59%
38%
|
$50,000 or more (62%) |
49%
50%
|
Income |
|
Under $50,000 (38%) |
59%
38%
|
$50,000-$99,999 (29%) |
52%
47%
|
$100,000 or more (33%) |
47%
52%
|
Party Identification |
|
Democrat (37%) |
95%
|
Republican (33%) |
94%
|
Independent or something else (30%) |
54%
42%
|
Party and Gender |
|
Democratic men (14%) |
94%
|
Democratic women (23%) |
96%
|
Republican men (17%) |
94%
|
Republican women (16%) |
93%
|
Independent men (16%) |
51%
44%
|
Independent women (13%) |
56%
39%
|
Ideology |
|
Liberal (27%) |
91%
|
Moderate (37%) |
62%
36%
|
Conservative (36%) |
16%
83%
|
Are you currently married? |
|
Yes (59%) |
51%
47%
|
No (41%) |
61%
37%
|
Gender by marital status |
|
Married men (30%) |
48%
51%
|
Married women (29%) |
54%
44%
|
Unmarried men (18%) |
54%
44%
|
Unmarried women (23%) |
66%
31%
|
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? |
|
Yes (30%) |
54%
44%
|
No (70%) |
55%
43%
|
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? |
|
Yes, only boys (11%) |
59%
39%
|
Yes, only girls (8%) |
54%
45%
|
Yes, both boys and girls (11%) |
50%
48%
|
No children in home (70%) |
55%
43%
|
Parents |
|
Men with children (14%) |
48%
50%
|
Women with children (16%) |
60%
39%
|
Men without children (34%) |
51%
47%
|
Women without children (36%) |
59%
39%
|
Does anyone in your household own a gun? |
|
Yes (46%) |
36%
61%
|
No (53%) |
72%
26%
|
Have you ever served in the U.S. military? |
|
Yes (14%) |
41%
58%
|
No (86%) |
56%
43%
|
Are you: |
|
Protestant (25%) |
38%
61%
|
Catholic (26%) |
50%
49%
|
Other Christian (23%) |
47%
52%
|
Jewish (2%) |
79%
17%
|
Muslim (1%) |
Not enough data
|
Other (6%) |
70%
28%
|
None (17%) |
70%
28%
|
Religion |
|
Protestant or other Christian (47%) |
42%
56%
|
Catholic (26%) |
50%
49%
|
Jewish (2%) |
79%
17%
|
Something else (8%) |
73%
25%
|
None (17%) |
70%
28%
|
How often do you attend religious services? |
|
Once a week or more (32%) |
40%
58%
|
A few times a month (13%) |
52%
46%
|
A few times a year (27%) |
61%
37%
|
Never (27%) |
68%
30%
|
How often do you attend religious services? |
|
At least monthly (46%) |
44%
55%
|
Few times a year or less (54%) |
65%
34%
|
White born-again or evangelical Christian? |
|
Yes (26%) |
22%
75%
|
No (74%) |
66%
32%
|
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election? |
|
Yes (16%) |
62%
36%
|
No (84%) |
53%
46%
|
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for: |
|
Hillary Clinton (Dem) (43%) |
94%
|
Donald Trump (Rep) (40%) |
91%
|
Other (8%) |
54%
41%
|
Didn't vote (8%) |
70%
28%
|
Trump Approval |
|
Strongly approve (31%) |
94%
|
Somewhat approve (14%) |
24%
74%
|
Somewhat disapprove (8%) |
63%
34%
|
Strongly disapprove (46%) |
95%
|
Trump Approval |
|
Approve (45%) |
11%
88%
|
Disapprove (54%) |
90%
|
Was one reason for your vote for U.S. House today: |
|
To express support for Donald Trump (26%) |
95%
|
To express opposition to Donald Trump (38%) |
94%
|
Donald Trump was not a factor (33%) |
44%
52%
|
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party: |
|
Favorable (48%) |
92%
|
Unfavorable (47%) |
13%
86%
|
Is your opinion of the Republican Party: |
|
Favorable (44%) |
12%
87%
|
Unfavorable (52%) |
87%
11%
|
Race and Gender |
|
White men (35%) |
39%
60%
|
White women (37%) |
49%
49%
|
Black men (5%) |
88%
12%
|
Black women (6%) |
92%
|
Latino men (5%) |
63%
34%
|
Latino women (6%) |
73%
26%
|
All other races (6%) |
66%
32%
|
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi: |
|
Favorable (31%) |
89%
10%
|
Unfavorable (56%) |
24%
75%
|
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by: |
|
The Democratic Party (52%) |
96%
|
The Republican Party (44%) |
94%
|
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office? |
|
Yes (39%) |
92%
|
No (56%) |
19%
78%
|
Do you think things in this country today are: |
|
Generally going in the right direction (42%) |
13%
86%
|
Seriously off on the wrong track (54%) |
85%
13%
|
Politically, do you think Americans are: |
|
Becoming more united (9%) |
28%
70%
|
Becoming more divided (76%) |
60%
39%
|
Staying about the same (13%) |
32%
66%
|
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. House election? |
|
In the last few days (8%) |
53%
41%
|
In the last week (8%) |
49%
48%
|
In the last month (19%) |
51%
46%
|
Before that (63%) |
52%
47%
|
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. House election? |
|
In the last month (35%) |
51%
46%
|
Before that (63%) |
52%
47%
|
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. House election? |
|
In the last week (16%) |
51%
45%
|
Before that (82%) |
52%
47%
|
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country? |
|
Health care (41%) |
75%
23%
|
Immigration (23%) |
23%
75%
|
The economy (22%) |
34%
63%
|
Gun policy (10%) |
70%
29%
|
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: |
|
Excellent (17%) |
12%
87%
|
Good (51%) |
47%
51%
|
Not so good (23%) |
83%
15%
|
Poor (7%) |
85%
|
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: |
|
Excellent or good (68%) |
39%
60%
|
Not so good or poor (31%) |
83%
14%
|
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation: |
|
Better (36%) |
21%
77%
|
Worse (14%) |
80%
18%
|
About the same (49%) |
69%
29%
|
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area? |
|
Helped (25%) |
91%
|
Hurt (29%) |
89%
|
No impact (37%) |
53%
45%
|
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances? |
|
Helped (29%) |
15%
84%
|
Hurt (22%) |
83%
15%
|
No impact (45%) |
62%
36%
|
Does the health care system in the United States need: |
|
Major changes (69%) |
55%
43%
|
Minor changes (24%) |
41%
57%
|
No changes at all (4%) |
40%
60%
|
Which party would better protect health care for people with pre-existing conditions? |
|
The Democratic Party (57%) |
89%
|
The Republican Party (35%) |
94%
|
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies: |
|
Too tough (46%) |
90%
|
Not tough enough (17%) |
14%
86%
|
About right (33%) |
13%
85%
|
Do you support or oppose stricter gun control measures? |
|
Support (59%) |
76%
22%
|
Oppose (37%) |
22%
76%
|
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly: |
|
Justified (41%) |
85%
14%
|
Politically motivated (54%) |
25%
73%
|
How do you feel about Robert Mueller's handling of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election? |
|
Approve (41%) |
79%
19%
|
Disapprove (46%) |
28%
71%
|
Is Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy making: |
|
The U.S. more safe (38%) |
91%
|
The U.S. less safe (46%) |
90%
|
No difference (13%) |
60%
38%
|
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court? |
|
Support (43%) |
12%
87%
|
Oppose (47%) |
90%
|
What should the Supreme Court do about Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion legal? |
|
Keep it as is (66%) |
69%
30%
|
Overturn it (25%) |
21%
79%
|
In general, how do you think things work in the U.S. today? |
|
Whites are favored over minorities (41%) |
87%
11%
|
Minorities are favored over whites (19%) |
12%
85%
|
No group is favored (33%) |
29%
69%
|
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? |
|
Very important (43%) |
79%
20%
|
Somewhat important (29%) |
44%
55%
|
Not too important (10%) |
20%
79%
|
Not at all important (13%) |
12%
84%
|
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? |
|
Important (72%) |
65%
34%
|
Not important (24%) |
16%
82%
|
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? |
|
Very important (45%) |
82%
17%
|
Somewhat important (33%) |
45%
52%
|
Not too important (12%) |
17%
80%
|
Not at all important (8%) |
90%
|
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? |
|
Important (78%) |
66%
32%
|
Not important (20%) |
13%
84%
|
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? |
|
Very serious (46%) |
72%
26%
|
Somewhat serious (38%) |
48%
50%
|
Not too serious (11%) |
20%
79%
|
Not at all serious (3%) |
Not enough data
|
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? |
|
Serious (84%) |
61%
37%
|
Not serious (14%) |
20%
79%
|
Do you think the government has done enough to protect this election from foreign interference? |
|
Yes (38%) |
27%
71%
|
No (50%) |
75%
24%
|
Which concerns you more about today's election? That people who: |
|
Should not be able to vote will cast ballots (36%) |
21%
78%
|
Should be able to vote will be prevented from voting (53%) |
80%
18%
|
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender? |
|
Yes (6%) |
82%
17%
|
No (94%) |
51%
47%
|
In your vote for U.S. House, how would you rate the importance of recent extremist violence? |
|
The most important factor (23%) |
62%
37%
|
An important factor (51%) |
51%
48%
|
A minor factor (9%) |
38%
60%
|
Not a factor at all (9%) |
36%
61%
|
In your vote for U.S. House, how would you rate the importance of recent extremist violence? |
|
Important (74%) |
54%
44%
|
Not important (18%) |
37%
61%
|
In your vote for U.S. House, how would you rate the importance of recent extremist violence? |
|
A factor (83%) |
53%
46%
|
Not a factor (9%) |
36%
61%
|
Community Type |
|
Urban (32%) |
65%
32%
|
Suburban (51%) |
49%
49%
|
Rural (17%) |
42%
56%
|
Do you have a favorable opinion of... |
|
Both parties (6%) |
66%
30%
|
Only Democratic Party (41%) |
96%
|
Only Republican Party (37%) |
96%
|
Neither party (10%) |
48%
47%
|
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