Today on Velshi, votes are still being counted. Control of Congress is still to be determined.

After some big calls overnight, the U.S. Senate stands as of this hour at 49 to 49, with two crucial races left to be decided.

We'll have the very latest in the state of the race just ahead.

Plus, inside the defining races that have been called, we're going to be decided. We'll have the very latest in the state of the race just ahead. Plus, inside the defining races that have been called, we will talk to those who won and those

who lost in a slew of contested races and upsets, including the Congresswoman Cherise Davids of Kansas

and Congresswoman Johanna Hayes of Connecticut who held off Republican challengers,

Congressman Tom Malinowski, who narrowly lost his seat in New Jersey, and Congressman

elect Mike Lawler, the Republican who defeated the chair of the Democrats' congressional

campaign arm. And a look at the election liar scoreboard. Who won and who lost among those

who campaigned on

Trumpian lies about stolen elections and what it means for your democracy, 2024 and beyond.

Velshi starts now.

And good morning to you. It is Saturday, November the 12th. I'm Ali Velshi. Election days come and gone,

but the results continue to roll in, including for some of this year's key races out west.

Late last night, NBC News Decision Desicions officially projected that the incumbent Democratic Senator Mark Kelly has won re-election over Blake Masters,

a first-time politician who endeared himself to Donald Trump

by spreading lies about the 2020 presidential election.

Adrian Fontez is expected to become Arizona's next Secretary of State,

beating out Mark Fincham, a Trump-endorsed election liar who actually attended the

January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. And in Nevada, Republican Joe Lombardo will become the state's new

governor, defeating the incumbent Democrat Steve Sissilac and flipping the seat for the battleground

state's top office. Although we're still waiting for

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