History might record this as the night the Melting Pot of America's Populace trounced Donald Trump's White Nationalist regime.
Across the country, from north to south, east to west, a Blue Wave of American voters dedicated to economic progressivism, inclusivity, anti-corruption, law and order, and decency swooped over the nation, displacing the MAGA Republican enabling apostates of Donald Trump and his Project 2025 White Nationalist-Plutocratic/Gilded Age agenda.
Democrats have retaken the House and Senate.
Republican gerrymanders in states like Texas and Florida turned out to be dummymanders as Democrats surpassed expectations in those districts, winning many of them.
For the first time since 2010, Democrats may hold the majority of governorships.
States that have not elected Democrats to the Senate in decades: Iowa, Kansas, Texas, South Carolina, and possibly Mississippi turned blue.
Minority Women candidates Keisha Lance Bottoms and Gina Hinojosa displaced Republican machines in the Georgia and Texas gubernatorial races.
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is likely going to become the first Muslim American in the United States Senate.
Susan Collins's Senatorial Career has come to an end.
Deb Haaland has become the first Native American Governor of New Mexico.
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan will become the first Native American woman elected to the United States Senate, while Amy Klobaucher will become Minnesota's new Governor.
In Arizona, JoAnna Mendoza has declared victory over Juan Ciscomani issuing a statement that read:
“I grew up in a farmworker family that knew what it meant to work incredibly hard and still struggle to get by. I joined our armed services to escape rural poverty, and I spent 20 years in the Marine Corps serving this country. But when I came home to Southern Arizona, that service did not end. I believe that people who work hard, raise families, and serve their communities deserve a representative who works just as hard for them.
Tonight, the voters of this district have given me the opportunity to serve again. I don't take that responsibility lightly.
I know some Arizonans are disappointed tonight. I completely respect that, and I want you to know that you are welcome under our tent. I will work to represent everyone in this district, not just the people who voted for me. And that's not a favor, that's the job! You deserve a representative who listens to you, shows up for you, and fights for you, regardless of your party or how you voted.
I’ve said throughout this campaign that I want Members of Congress to have dark circles under their eyes because they’re working so hard for the American people. Well, let me be clear: I intend to be one of the people losing sleep getting things done for Southern Arizona.
I’m not going to D.C. to sit around, collect a paycheck, or take orders from party leadership. I’m going to be a servant leader. I am going to WORK FOR YOU.
I took an oath to serve this country, and that oath does not expire. I will bring the same commitment I made to serving as a United States Marine to this job every single day.”
Results so far in the Grand Canyon state are favorable to Democrats up and down the ballot, with all statewide candidates, including Katie Hobbs, Adrian Fontes, Kris Mayes, Teresa Leyba Ruiz, Nick Mansour, and Brian Matlock, currently holding sizable leads. House candidates Amish Shah, Jonathan Nez, and Elizabeth Allen are doing well. The State Legislature may finally be theirs for the first time in 60 years.
More results will be revealed later this evening and tomorrow.
Stay Tuned.
The Trump Reign of Terror is over.
A New Dawn has arrived for Arizona and the United States.
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