Tonight, the first big elections since Trump's return to the White House.

In Florida, Republicans hold on to two critical House seats, and in Wisconsin, Democrats win a key court race.

Then growing uncertainty on the eve of a new round of Trump tariffs now less than 24 hours away.

Plus, Cory Booker's marathon anti-Trump protest, breaking the record for the

longest Senate floor speech ever as the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl. It is day 72, the second Trump administration, and that brings the first major elections since he returned to office.

NBC News projects Democrat Susan Crawford has won a seat on the Wisconsin State Supreme Court.

That means liberals will maintain a majority on the court despite the tens of

millions of dollars Elon Musk spent on behalf of the Republican candidate. And Republicans did

hold on to two house seats in Florida, adding to their slim margins in the chamber. In Florida's first

congressional district, NBC projects a win for GOP candidate, Jimmy Petronus, over Democrat candidate, Gabe Valamont.

And in the state's sixth district, NBC projects Republican Randy Fine will defeat Democrat Josh Weil.

But it is worth noting that Donald Trump himself carried these same districts by 30 points.

Do you know how long ago?

Just six months ago.

Think about that.

Meanwhile, President Trump's latest sweeping tariff plans are looming over all of this.

He plans to announce the details tomorrow at the White House.

Our own Christine Romans has those details.

On the eve of President Trump's efforts to reshape the global economic order, the White

House is offering only breadcrumbs.

He's with his trade and tariff team right now, perfecting it to make sure this is a perfect

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