12am ET, November 04 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Democrats have taken control of the U.S. Senate by flipping six Republican-held seats, including victories in Iowa, Texas, and Ohio, while also gaining 11 House seats. Key results include Gina Hinojosa becoming the first Democratic governor of Texas since 1990 and David Crowley becoming Wisconsin's first Black governor. The broadcast also covers post-election sentiments in Michigan, the recapture of a Tennessee prison escapee, and recent hoax bomb threats on European flights.
Topics discussed
Intro: Democrats win Senate control
Senate and House flip details
Voter sentiment and Trump reaction
NJ House race: Bennett defeats Kane
Texas Governor: Hinojosa wins
Wisconsin, Ohio, and Florida results
Michigan voters seek unity
Prison escapee recaptured and flight threats
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