President Donald Trump is a loser. That's not a slur but the only cogent analysis of what happened in Tuesday's midterm election. As Republicans were blown out of the water, America witnessed a clear repudiation of Trumpism,

Issue 3 on Tuesday's ballot, referred to voters by state lawmakers, was put down by a slim margin. But slim is enough. Constitutional amendments don't get runoffs. Any margin, even by one vote, is all that's necessary to trigger rejection or approval.

Sen. Emily Buss, F-Eagle Mountain, had 49.19% of the vote in the Senate District 11 race as of late Saturday, compared to GOP candidate Brooks Benson who had 50.81%.

Rep. Pete Sessions, who won his race in Texas' 17th district, discusses the midterm election results and outline his priorities.

At a tailgate in Ann Arbor, Democrat senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed said it "doesn't quite matter" that Republican Mike Rogers hasn't called to concede.

The count continues in Westchester County four days after Election Day voting problems.

Former Department of Justice voting rights lawyer David Becker explains why the razor thin Mississippi midterm election is proceeding “exactly as it should.”

It was a historic win for Democrats across the nation during the midterm elections. In the latest episode of NBC10 at Issue, Lauren Mayk looks at what Democrats will do with their new power as well as the role Pennsylvania played in their victory.

President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News that he would work with Democrats, while also taking no accountability for tonight's results. "Congratulations to the Democrats," he said. "I think the Democrats did a good job.