Tonight: follow live results and our forecast from Georgia as the final Senate seat in the 2022 midterm elections is decided.

Individual showings of Senate winners varied widely. Here’s how they performed when compared with the 2020 presidential candidates.

We’re tracking the remaining uncalled House races, and the most recently called races, as states continue to count the remaining votes.

Montana voters rejected a proposal that would have required medical interventions to save those that the state defines as “born alive” infants.

One of the tightest governor’s races in the country is between Gov. Steve Sisolak, a Democrat, and Joe Lombardo, the Las Vegas-area sheriff who was endorsed by Donald Trump.

Abortion rights were put to the test in the midterm elections. Here are the results that mattered most for abortion access.

Senator Lisa Murkowski, a Republican, is facing a strong challenge from the Trump-endorsed Kelly Tshibaka. Because Alaska uses ranked choice voting, we may not know the winner until Nov. 23.

Arizona’s closely watched races for Senate and governor remained too close to call in the state, where 400,000 ballots in Maricopa County await counting.

Republicans have flipped four House seats in New York, two districts on Long Island and two in the Hudson Valley.

Representative Tom Malinowski, a second-term incumbent, conceded his race for re-election to his Republican opponent, Tom Kean Jr. The Associated Press has not yet called the race.

More than 200 Republicans who questioned or denied the 2020 election results have won in the midterms so far.

Georgia’s Senate race might culminate in a runoff election on Dec. 6 if no candidate receives 50 percent of the vote.

Representative Sean Patrick Maloney has conceded defeat to Mike Lawler, a first-term Republican state assemblyman. The Associated Press has not yet called the race.

Nevada’s Senate race is rated a tossup by the Cook Political Report. State officials say that counting all of the votes may take several days.

Voters in Kentucky narrowly rejected an amendment to the State Constitution that would have said there is no right to abortion in their state.

Colorado’s Third District is leaning toward Lauren Boebert, an ardent supporter of Donald Trump, according to our estimates.

Voters in Vermont decided in favor of including abortion protections in their state constitution. California, Michigan, Kentucky and Montana also have abortion referendums on the ballot.

The Associated Press has not called New York’s race for governor but Gov. Kathy Hochul claimed victory late Tuesday against Representative Lee Zeldin, a conservative Republican.

Arizona’s Senate race is a currently tossup, according to our estimates. Officials say the timing of results will depend on how many people return their ballots at the last minute on Election Day.

Stacey Abrams has conceded to Brian Kemp, the Republican governor of Georgia. The Associated Press has not yet called the race.

J.D. Vance, a Republican and the “Hillbilly Elegy” author, is very likely to win Ohio’s Senate race, according to our estimates.

In North Carolina’s Senate race, Representative Ted Budd, a Trump-endorsed Republican, is very likely to win, according to our estimates.

Pennsylvania’s Senate race now leans Democratic, according to our estimates. John Fetterman has been locked in a bitter contest against Mehmet Oz, the Republican celebrity doctor.

Wisconsin’s Senate race is leaning toward Senator Ron Johnson, his chamber’s most endangered Republican incumbent, according to our estimates.

Virginia’s Seventh District is one of three races in the state that could offer an early sign of whether the Democrats can retain control of the House.

We’re getting results from five states where voters are deciding whether to legalize marijuana.

In these midterms, New York is an unexpected battleground. Races to watch include those in the 17th, 18th, 19th and 22nd Congressional Districts, as well as the contest for governor.

For the open Senate seat in Ohio, J.D. Vance, the author and venture capitalist who is endorsed by Donald Trump, is competing with Representative Tim Ryan, a Democrat.

We’re getting results for ballot measures related to abortion and reproductive rights in Kentucky, Michigan and Vermont.

The race for North Carolina’s open Senate seat is leaning toward Representative Ted Budd, a Republican, according to our estimates.

Maura Healey, the newly elected Democratic governor of Massachusetts is the first openly lesbian woman to be elected governor in the United States.

Get live estimates for Senate and House control with our real-time election forecast, which analyzes the results so far to show who is on track to win.

Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia is one of the most vulnerable Democrats in the Senate. His Republican challenger, Herschel Walker, is backed by Donald Trump.

In Florida’s closely watched governor’s race, Gov. Ron DeSantis, a hard-right conservative, is facing Representative Charlie Crist, a former Republican governor who switched parties.

Voters in Kentucky will decide whether to approve an amendment that would reject abortion rights in the State Constitution.

Tonight, our election forecast will show live estimates for which party is favored to win control in the Senate and House. Follow along after polls close.

Republicans need to flip only one seat to gain control of the Senate, while Democrats need to keep 50 seats to maintain control.

The Democrats need to win roughly twice as many of the most competitive districts as Republicans to keep control of the House.

Mail voting in 2020 contributed to longer wait times for results. Here’s what the vote count could look like this year.

Today’s voting will decide the balance of power in Congress. Follow our live analysis and the latest updates.