Election Day has come and gone. The red wave turned out to be more of a red

mirage in the polls. I'm Delewire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Senior Editor

Cabbage Phillips and this is Election Wire.

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Alright Cabbage, we waited a few days for this episode to let some more of the

results come in. Some of the states are still counting now even more than a week

later. First, let's start with the Senate map. Where do things stand now?

Well, we do have a more clear picture of where the Senate is compared to the

House. Remember, Republicans came in expecting to gain anywhere from 52 to

even 55 seats, but that did not materialize, not at all. As we stand right now,

Democrats have retained control of the Senate. They're at 50 seats and they

could end up with 51 when all of a sudden down in Georgia. Alright, so what

happened with the Senate? How did we get here? So Democrats essentially won all

of the seats they needed to win and then some to retain their majority. All of

their incumbents, including vulnerable ones like Senator Catherine Cortez

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