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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

President-elect Donald Trump's win, complete with a historic demonstration Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.

President-elect Donald Trump's win, complete with a historic demographic shift, is getting bigger.

The Associated Press announced overnight that Trump won Nevada.

MPRZAMI held reports it was not, however, a complete win for Republicans. With the AP calling Nevada for Trump, he has now taken his sixth swing state

and gotten closer to a total swing state sweep, with only Arizona left to call.

Trump made gains among almost every demographic, women, young people, voters of color, and more.

But in an era of increased partisanship, a notable exception stands out.

Split tickets. Democratic, incumbent, Senate candidates won in most swing state races, Minnesota, Wisconsin,

and now Nevada, where Senator Jackie Rosen beat the Trump-backed Republican, a Democrat also won the Senate

race in Michigan, showcasing how races can come down

to a choice between the candidates, not just the parties. The GOP has taken control of the Senate.

The House remains contested. Amy Held and PR News. Housing affordability was a big issue in this

election cycle, as costs rose sharply in recent years.

And Piers Laurel Wamsley reports the Trump campaign has suggested some ways the president-elect intends to bring down prices.

Donald Trump has said he'll slash inflation and mortgage rates will drop.

But that's not a straightforward task.

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