Yesterday was a day that will live in history as a day our democracy was saved.

There was no red wave.

Americans as a whole rejected extremism.

The coalition of pro-democracy, of decency, of compassion, of true freedom, of people

who love this country, rejected the so-called red wave of Trumpism and hate.

While results are still coming in, the midterms were undoubtedly a repudiation of Donald

Trump, of MAGA, and extremism.

The midterms were also a repudiation of media, both sideism, and of polls designed to

push radical narratives instead of analyzing data and respecting an objective reality.

Now none of this would be possible without the tireless work of grassroots organizations,

of women, of Gen Z and young Americans, of your work.

And I am humbled if might has touched helped amplify those voices in any way, bringing

much needed attention to those with those powerful voices, but without a microphone.

And with not only the media being silent, but the media being complicit with false narratives

and these destructive tropes, you are the heroes.

And here is where we stand.

With four states left to call, the Senate is in a dead heat, 48-48.

I feel cautiously optimistic for Democrats' prospects there.

And of course there was a big win for John Federman over Dr. Oz in Pennsylvania, with a Senate

seat pick up there.

The House is currently at around 178 for Democrats, 199 for Republicans, 218 is needed for control.

It is still a toss-up, and the mere fact that it is is incredible.

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