Bernie Moreno clinches Ohio Senate seat in big win for Republicans Read more on NPR

Democrat Bob Ferguson wins Washington governor’s race Washington state elects Bob Ferguson as governor. Ferguson, a Democrat, rose to national prominence as the state attorney general, suing the Trump administration nearly 100 times.  Read more on NPR

Missouri voters back amendment to end abortion ban Missouri’s current law bans abortion with almost no exceptions and this amendment would allow abortion to about 24 weeks of pregnancy. Read more on NPR

Trump wins North Carolina in sharp blow to Harris campaign It is a crucial win for the former president, who carried the state twice before. Read more on NPR

Republican Kelly Ayotte wins New Hampshire governor Republican Kelly Ayotte wins the race for governor in New Hampshire over Democrat Joyce Craig in what was described as the most competitive race for governor in the country this year. Read more on NPR

Republican Kelly Ayotte wins New Hampshire governor Republican Kelly Ayotte wins the race for governor in New Hampshire over Democrat Joyce Craig in what was described as the most competitive race for governor in the country this year. Read more on NPR

Colorado voters protect same-sex marriage, California and Hawaii still voting In Colorado, voters have passed Amendment J, repealing a ban on same-sex unions passed in 2006, according to a call by The Associated Press. Read more on NPR

How many electoral votes does California hold? 54. Its polls close soon California has 54 electoral votes, the most of any state. It’s among the last states to close its polls on Election Night. Read more on NPR

Colorado voters move to put existing abortion laws into state constitution Already a regional hub for abortion access, the vote is an example of states that are trying to strengthen their laws for reproductive rights. Read more on NPR

New York votes to put abortion rights in the state constitution Abortion rights are part of a sweeping amendment preventing various forms of discrimination. Read more on NPR