Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed & Governor-elect Keisha Lance were on "This Week" Sunday, November 8. This is a rush transcript and may be updated.

Democrats flipped more than 500 state legislative seats and won control of at least a dozen legislative chambers, establishing new governing trifectas in Michigan, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nevada.

JD Vance blamed the Middle East conflict for Republican losses as Democrats flipped both houses of Congress after eight months of fighting Iran.

This week’s elections brought a wave of milestone victories, from the nation’s first Black female governor to the first openly gay man and first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. It also marked a turning point for Native American women,

As part of the blue wave that transformed Texas politics in last week's midterm elections, the state attorney general's office flipped from Republican to Democratic. State Sen. Nathan Johnson defeated state Sen.

Democratic state Rep. Denise Baum defeated her Republican challenger, miner Bryce Walston, by a 59% to 41% margin.

Democrats not only managed to secure a House majority that could expand further, but they also brought home wins in typically red territory. Today, the nation’s newly elected lawmakers are descending on DC as new member orientation kicks off in the Capitol.

Ashley Moody defied the blue tsunami to hold Florida's Senate seat, and her rapid rise in GOP seniority could reshape the Republican future.

Xavier Becerra’s recent election as California governor highlights the state’s unique blend of Catholicism and progressive politics