The New Century: A Parliament for The People

[Kamala]

TEN MORE STATES CLOSE POLLS; AWAITING RESULTS

It's now 9:01 Eastern Time, and ten more states, equalling 68 seats, have closed their polls. Had Louisiana's voting hours not been extended, its results should have been brought in now. Regardless, one state - South Dakota - is already ready to report, I'm being told:

- In South Dakota, Farmer-Populist Stephanie Herseth Sandlin has absolutely crushed all opposition and received 87.3% of the vote, despite having opponents from the Libertarians, the Conservatives, the Alignment, and the NPSW. She has been safely reelected! This is her party's first win tonight.

Labor - 101
Conservative - 65
Civic Union - 14
The Alignment - 8
NPSW - 2
Texan National - 2
Farmer-Populist - 1
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Libertarian - 1
Native Interests - 1
Too Close To Call - 32

[Kamala]

FARMERS-POPULIST HANG ON IN MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN

- In North Dakota, The Alignment's Kevin Cramer and incumbent Farmer-Populist Heidi Heitkamp are headed toward a recount!
- In Coulee, Farmer-Populist Tim Walz has been reelected!
- In Spring Lake, Labor's Angie Craig and incumbent Civic Union's Jason Lewis are headed toward a recount in an electoral rematch!
- In Minnetonka, Labor's Al Franken and incumbent Civic Union's Erik Paulsen are headed toward a recount!
- In Saint Paul, Labor's Betty McCollum has been reelected
- In Minneapolis, Labor's Keith Ellison has been reelected
- In Blue Hill - Saint Cloud, The Alignment's Tom Emmer has been reelected
- In 10,000 Lakes, Farmer-Populist leader Collin Peterson has been reelected
- In Iron Range, Farmer-Populist Rick Nolan has been reelected
- In Kenosha, Independent Paul Ryan has been reelected
- In Madison, Labor's Tammy Baldwin has been reelected
- In Menominee, Farmer-Populist Ron Kind has been reelected
- In Milwaukee, Labor's Gwen Moore has been reelected
- In Okauchee, Conservative Jim Sensenbrenner has been reelected
- In Winnebago, The Alignment's Glenn Grothman has been reelected
- In Chippewa, Farmer-Populist Janet Bewley has been reelected
- In Green Bay, Labor's Amanda Stuck and incumbent Civic Union's Mike Gallagher are headed toward a recount!


Current seat standings:
Labor - 105
Conservative - 66
Civic Union - 14
The Alignment - 10
Farmer-Populist - 6
NPSW - 2
Texan National - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Libertarian - 1
Native Interests - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 36

[Kamala]

Prime Minister Obama watching election night coverage at Labor party headquarters

It was so far a very good night for Labor and Barack. Labor has gained 21 seats, with potential to win a lot more as more results come in and constituencies Too Close to Call are called.

At the very least, Barack imagined, he'd be able to govern without the Civic Union, forming a coalition with just the Farmers-Populist and perhaps the NPSW. He refused to get too optimistic, for fears of potentially jinxing other constituencies. Yet, in the back of his mind, lingered the hope for a Parliamentary majority.


LABOR DOMINATES NYC; UPSTATE TOO CLOSE TO CALL

There has been a massive swing towards Labor in Upstate New York and Long Island, reflecting what's happening in New England and the Rust Belt, while retaining all of their seats in New York City.

- In the Hamptons, Labor's Al Krupski and incumbent The Alignment's Lee Zeldin are headed toward a recount!
- In Connetquot, Labor's Steve Bellone and incumbent Civic Union's Peter King are headed toward a recount!
- In Long Island Sound, Labor's Thomas Suozzi and incumbent Civic Union's Steve Israel are headed toward a recount!
- In Nassau, Labor's Kathleen Rice and incumbent Civic Union's Ed Mangano are headed toward recount!
- In Rockaway, Labor's Gregory Meeks has been reelected
- In Flushing, Labor's Grace Meng has been reelected
- In Brooklyn Bridge, Labor's Nydia Velazquez has been reelected
- In Jamaica Bay, Labor's Hakeem Jeffries has been reelected
- In Flatbush, Labor's Yvette Clarke has been reelected
- In Central Park, Labor's Jerrod Nadler has been reelected
- In Staten Island, Civic Union's Daniel Donovan has been reelected
- In Queensboro, Labor's Carolyn Maloney has been reelected
- In Harlem, Labor's Adriano Espaillat has been reelected
- In Pelham, Labor's Joseph Crowley has been reelected
- In Bronx, Labor's Jose Serrano has been reelected
- In Yonkers, Labor's Elliot Engel has been reelected
- In Rockland, Labor's Ken Zebrowski Jr. has been reelected
- In Roosevelt, Labor's James Skouifis and incumbent Civic Union's Sean Maloney are headed toward a recount!
- In Catskills, Labor's Preet Bharara and Civic Union's John Faso are headed toward a recount!
- In Albany, Labor's Kirsten Gillibrand and incumbent Civic Union's John Sweeney are headed toward a recount!
- In Adirondack, Labor's D. Billy Jones and incumbent Civic Union's Elise Stefanik are headed toward a recount!
- In Oneida, Labor's Anthony Brindisi and incumbent The Alignment's Claudia Tenney are headed toward a recount!
- In Finger Lakes, Labor's Svante Myrick and the Alignment's Tom Reed are headed toward a recount!
- In Cayuga, Labor's Richard Hartunian and incumbent Civic Union's John Katko are headed toward a recount!
- In Rochester, Labor's Lovely Warren has won the open seat vacated by retiring Labor's Louise Slaughter
- In Buffalo, Labor's Brian Higgins has been reelected
- In Niagara, The Alignment's Chris Collins has been reelected

Current seat standings:

Labor - 129
Conservative - 66
Civic Union - 15
The Alignment - 11
Farmer-Populist - 6
NPSW - 2
Texan National - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Libertarian - 1
Native Interests - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 47



New York State Civic Union leaders Rep. John Sweeney, Metropolitan Liberal and former NYC mayor Rudy Guliani, and former Governor George Pataki, at NY Civic Union headquarters

"F***, the sky is falling. "

[BuckeyeNut]

Really enjoying this TL, but I gotta ask where Sherrod Brown is w/o the Senate? I see no reason why he would leave the House, and therefore no reason why he wouldn't represent Akron West over his IRL replacement, Betty Sutton.

[Kamala]

Really enjoying this TL, but I gotta ask where Sherrod Brown is w/o the Senate? I see no reason why he would leave the House, and therefore no reason why he wouldn't represent Akron West over his IRL replacement, Betty Sutton.

He runs for Governor in 2006 and 2010 and wins - that's why Strickland was in Parliament until he retired this election.

[BuckeyeNut]

Really enjoying this TL, but I gotta ask where Sherrod Brown is w/o the Senate? I see no reason why he would leave the House, and therefore no reason why he wouldn't represent Akron West over his IRL replacement, Betty Sutton.

He runs for Governor in 2006 and 2010 and wins - that's why Strickland was in Parliament until he retired this election.

Ah, cool. Appreciate the elevation of Lou Gentile, BTW!

[Kamala]

RESULTS FROM GREAT PLAINS AND THE SOUTHWEST

- In Wyoming, Libertarian Mike Enzi has been reelected.
- In Platte, The Alignment's Jeff Fortenberry has been reelected
- In Omaha, Labor's Heath Mello and incumbent Civic Union's Brad Ashford are headed toward a recount!
- In Great Plains, Conservative Deb Fischer has won the open seat vacated by retiring Farmer-Populist Ben Nelson!
- In Denver, Labor's Dina DeGette has been reelected
- In Rocky Foothills, Progressive-Socialist Steve Fenberg, Labor's Kerry Donovan, and incumbent Civic Union's Mark Udall are headed toward a recount!
- In San Juan Mountains, Libertarian Scott Tipton has been reelected
- In South Platte, Farmer-Populist Betsy Markey has been reelected
- In Pikes Peak - Tava, Conservative Owen Hill and incumbent The Alignment's Doug Lamborn are headed toward a recount!
- In Aurora, Labor's Cary Kennedy and incumbent Civic Union's Mike Coffman are headed toward a recount!
- In Denver North, Labor's Michael Bennett has been reelected
- In Manzano, Labor's Michelle Lujan Grisham has been reelected
- In Gila-Cibola, Labor's Ken Miyagishima and incumbent Libertarian Gary Johnson are headed toward a recount!
- In Sangre de Cristo, Labor's Ben Ray Lujan has been reelected
- In Grand Canyon, Native Interests' Ben Shelley has been reelected
- In Chiricahua, Labor's Gabbie Giffords and incumbent Civic Union's Martha McSally are headed toward a recount!
- In Saguaro, Progressive-Socialist Raul Grijalva has been reelected
- In Sonora, Libertarian Paul Grosar has been reelected
- In Gilbert, Civic Union's Andy Biggs has been reelected
- In Paradise Valley, The Alignment's David Schweikert and incumbent Civic Union's Jeff Flake are headed toward a recount!
- In Salt River, Labor's Ruben Gallego has been reelected
- In Glendale, Civic Union's Trent Franks has been reelected
- In Maricopa, Labor's Juan Jose Mendez and incumbent Civic Union's Kyrsten Sinema are headed toward a recount!
- In Trinity, Texan National Lance Gooden has unseated incumbent Conservative Jeb Hensarling!
- In Sam Houston, Texan National Will Metcalf has unseated incumbent Conservative Kevin Brady!
- In Edwards Plateau, Texan National leader Sid Miller has unseated incumbent Conservative Mike Conaway!
- In El Paso, Labor's Beto O'Rourke has been reelected
- In Brazos-Waco, Texan National Kyle Kacal has unseated incumbent Conservative Bill Flores!
- In San Antonio West, Labor's Joaquin Castro has unseated incumbent Civic Union's Joe Straus!
- In Pecos, Labor's Pete Gallego has been reelected!
- In Balcones, Texan National DeWayne Burns has unseated incumbent Conservative Roger Williams!
- In Temple-Georgetown, Texan National Dawn Buckingham has unseated Conservative John Carter!
- In Alamo, Labor's Lloyd Doggett has been reelected!
- In Big Thicket, Texan National Brian Babin has unseated incumbent Conservative Steve Stockman!

This has been a massive success for the Texan Nationals, and will probably harm the possibilities of a Conservative plurality in the future if such trends continue.

Labor - 138
Conservative - 67
Civic Union - 17
The Alignment - 12
Texan National - 9
Farmer-Populist - 7
Libertarian - 4
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 55

Please comment, I'm so lonely

[MAINEiac4434]

Wow, Texan Nationals are winning bigly.

[Kamala]

LABOR, TNP DOMINATE TEXAS - ONLY DFW, HOUSTON STILL WAITING
The Texan Nationals have outdone many expectations, and continue to unseat Conservatives and former Liberals from rural Texas constituencies.

- In Brazos-Colorado, Texan National Leighton Schubert has unseated incumbent The Alignment's Michael McCaul!
- In Galveston-Bolivar, Texan National Mark Henry has unseated incumbent Conservative Randy Weber!
- In McAllen-Seguin, Labor's Vicente Gonzalez has been reelected
- In Hill Country, Labor's Admiral William McRaven and Texan National Andrew Murr are headed toward a recount to unseat incumbent The Alignment's Lamar Smith!
- In Fort Bend, Texan National Lois Kolkhorst has unseated incumbent The Alignment's Pete Olson!
- In Matagorda, Texan National Geanie Morrison has unseated incumbent Conservative Blake Farenthold!
- In Laredo, Labor's Henry Cuellar has been reelected
- In Laguna Madre, Labor's Filemon Vela Jr. has been reelected

Meanwhile, in Puerto Rico, two New Progressives (Partido Nuevo Progresista) (not affiliated with the New Progressive and Socialist Workers' Party), one Popular Democrat (Partido Popular Democrático), one Working People's (Partido del Pueblo Trabajador), and one Independence-Sovereignist Bloc (Bloque Independencia-Soberana)representatives have been elected. The parties have stated they'll caucus accordingly:

New Progressives with the Civic Union
Popular Democrats with Labor
Working People's with the New Progressive and Socialist Workers'
The Independence-Sovreignist Bloc representative will not take his seat as they are an abstentionist party.  

Current seat standing:

Labor - 141
Conservative - 67
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 13
The Alignment - 12
Farmer-Populist - 7
Libertarian - 4
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovereignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 56

[Kamala]

POLLS CLOSE IN 5 MORE STATES; ONLY 6 OPEN
It is now 10:23 PM, Eastern time. Polls have close in Nevada, Idaho, Utah, Montana, and Iowa. Currently, we have results coming in from all states except for Iowa.

- In Uinta, New Deseret's Rob Bishop has been reelected
- In Bonneville, New Deseret's Jon Huntsman has been reelected
- In Vermillion Cliffs, New Deseret's leader Jason Chaffetz has been reelected
- In Wasatch, New Deseret's Jim Matheson has been reelected
- In Bitterroot, Libertarian Raul Labrador has been reelected
- In Snake River, New Deseret's Mike Crapo has been reelected
- In Montana, Libertarian Matt Rosendale and incumbent Farmer-Populist Amanda Curtis are headed toward a recount!
- In Las Vegas, Labor's Dina Titus has won the seat held by Labor's Shelley Berkley, whom she defeated in the primary
- In Black Rock, Libertarian Dean Heller has been reelected
- In Mojave, Labor's Jacky Rosen and incumbent Civic Union's Joe Heck are headed toward a recount!
- In Great Basin, Labor's Ruben Kihuen has been reelected

Labor - 143
Conservative - 67
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 13
The Alignment - 12
Farmer-Populist - 7
Libertarian - 6
New Deseret - 5
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovreignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 58


Once again, please vote here on what my next timeline should be. This timeline and the new one will both be updated.

Also, please comment. I get very lonely here.

[MAINEiac4434]

Hi. I hope you feel less lonely now.

(Great job!)

[AtorBoltox]

How many seats are needed for a majority?

[wxtransit]

Has Labor lost any seats so far? I'd like to see them lose at least one

And what happened to the Farmer-Populists? Was it something like what happened to the Lib Dems in 2015?

Great work! (Can't wait for DFW's results)

[Kamala]

How many seats are needed for a majority?

There are 441 seats in Parliament, so 221 seats are needed for a majority.

Has Labor lost any seats so far? I'd like to see them lose at least one

And what happened to the Farmer-Populists? Was it something like what happened to the Lib Dems in 2015?

Great work! (Can't wait for DFW's results)

Technically, Labor has lost the two seats that Bernie Sanders and Raul Grijalva occupy. Additionally, the Labor-held seat of Wiregrass in Alabama has went to a recount, and Bobby Bright is in danger of losing his seat.

The Farmers-Populist had a very successful election in 2016, and lost their popularity thanks to being the junior parter in a coalition.

[Kamala]

Iowa has returned all incumbents to Parliament.

- In Wapsipinicon, Farmer-Populist Tom Vilsack has been reelected
- In Fox River, Labor's Dave Loebsack has been reelected
- In Des Moines, Farmer-Populist Janet Peterson has been reelected
- In Storm Lake, Farmer-Populist Amanda Ragan has been reelected

- In Houston North, The Alignment's Ted Poe has been reelected
- In Blackland Prairie-Lavon, Texan National Jeff Leach and The Alignment's Van Taylor are headed toward a recount to win the open seat vacated by retiring The Alignment's Sam Johnson!
- In Arlington-Waxachie-Corsicana, Texan National John Wray and incumbent The Alignment's Joe Barton are headed toward a recount!
- In Houston West, Labor's James Cargas has been reelected
- In Houston South, Labor's Al Green has been reelected
- In Fossil Rim-Fort Worth West, Texan National Larry Phillips and incumbent The Alignment's Kay Granger are headed toward a recount!
- In Houston Center, Labor's Sheila Jackson has been reelected
- In Dallas North-Fort Worth East, Texan National Giovanni Capriglione and incumbent The Alignment's Kenny Marchant are headed toward a recount!
- In Denton, Texan National Tan Parker and The Alignment's Michael Burgess are headed toward a recount!
- In Houston East, Labor's Gene Green has been reelected
- In Dallas South, Labor's Eddie Bernice Johnson has been reelected
- In Dallas Northeast, Texan National Pete Sessions and incumbent The Alignment's George W. Bush are headed toward a recount!
- In Dallas-Fort Worth Center, Labor's Marc Veasey has been reelected

We're now left waiting for the West Coast to close their polls at 11:00.

Labor - 149
Conservative - 67
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 13
The Alignment - 13
Farmer-Populist - 10
Libertarian - 6
New Deseret - 5
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovreignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 64

[Kamala]

Which state's Too Close To Call seats would you like to see called? I'll report them as comments come in.

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

The Northern Kentucky (Ohio River) and Nashville seats.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Montana ATL and Rocky Foothills

[MAINEiac4434]

Mojave, Rocky Foothills, Minnetonka and Gila-Cibola.

[Kamala]

The Northern Kentucky and Nashville seats.

In Ohio River, we can confirm that Labor's Dennis Keene has defeated both Libertarian Thomas Massie and incumbent Conservative Geoff Davis, beating out Massie by a margin of 984 votes!

It's believed that Davis's initial opposition to EWIG hospitals, as well as him supporting Governor Bevin in the court case, that did him in, allowing Massie to sweep up traditionally Torie voters. However, Keene supported the hospitals from the very beginning, and won over voters whose families and acquaintances had benefited from the hospital in Maysville. Such local issues helped carry Keene over the line.

In Nashville, Labor's Jeff Yarbro has unseated the Civic Union's Beth Harwell, with a margin of over 4,000 votes. Thanks to the constituency's large African-American population, this was always going to be a competitive seat. Harwell also shot herself in the foot, only declaring her intentions to run for reelection after losing the gubernatorial primary. This allowed Yarbro to campaign longer and paint the incumbent as always looking for higher office.

Montana ATL and Rocky Foothills

In Montana, Libertarian Matt Rosendale has unseated Farmer-Populist Amanda Curtis with a margin of over 6,000 votes. Rosendale managed to catch Curtis flatfooted in defending Labor's policies. Despite running a passionate campaign, Curtis ended up tied to what Rosendale coined "the East Coast urban elite," out of touch with Montana's values. Curtis, however, declared her candidacy for the 2021 election in Montana.

In Rocky Foothills, the three-way recount between Progressive-Socialist Steve Fenberg, Labor's Kerry Donovan and incumbent Civic Union's Mark Udall has results in Donovan defeating Fenberg by a margin of 3,205 votes, with Udall trailing behind them. Donovan succeeded in rallying the woman vote, showing how she is the only woman in the race, as well as riding partially on Prime Minister Obama's popularity. Donovan also outflanked her opponents, Fenberg by skewering NPSW tax policies as being prohibitive to tech job growth in the district, and Udall on abortion.

Mojave, Rocky Foothills, Minnetonka and Gila-Cibola.

In Mojave, Labor's Jacky Rosen has unseated the Civic Union's Joe Heck by a margin of 3,860 votes! Rosen was helped by the unofficial "King" of Nevada politics, Harry Reid, who helped turn out many Labor-supporting voters, such as casino workers. Rosen, a synagogue leader, also turned out many Jewish retirees, contributing to her victory.

In Minnetonka, Labor's Al Franken has unseated the Civic Union's Erik Paulsen, by a healthy margin of 8,000 votes. We can contribute this victory to an electoral alliance between Labor and the Farmers-Populist in Minnesota, where each agreed not to run candidates in the other's 4 districts.

In Gila-Cibola, Labor's Ken Miyagishima has unseated Libertarian Gary Johnson by a margin of 3,450 votes! Miyagishima rode the gubernatorial coattails of Labor's Martin Heinrich, who won the gubernatorial election with over 61% of the vote. Additionally, Johnson ran a poor campaign, overly reliant on social media and not enough on ground game. He also appeared to be out of depth during debates.

Labor - 155
Conservative - 67
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 13
The Alignment - 13
Farmer-Populist - 10
Libertarian - 7
New Deseret - 5
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovreignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 57

[MAINEiac4434]

YES FRANKEN

Can we also see the results for Friendship, Bull Run, Wiregrass, Red Cedar, Carbondale and Wheatland?

[rpryor03]

Any tossups in OH and NJ, please!

[Kamala]

YES FRANKEN

Can we also see the results for Friendship, Bull Run, Wiregrass, Red Cedar, Carbondale and Wheatland?

Bull Run has already been reported - Labor's Jennifer Wexton has won.

In Friendship, what some call the biggest shock of the night, little-known Labor's Archie Parnell has defeated The Alignment's Mick Mulvaney! Labor often struggled with this seat, as nominating white candidates lead to drops in African-American turnout. However, Larry Sabato, a nonpartisan pundit, is telling us over email that the excitement of having a black Prime Minister in Barack Obama has lead to record turnout in the African American community in Friendship! Parnell defeated Mulvaney by a margin of approximately 2,800 votes.

In Wiregrass, Conservative Martha Roby has unseated Labor's Bobby Bright. So far, this is the only seat in which a Labor incumbent has been unseated. However, many were predicting Bright's loss, a relic in a seat which had already shifted significantly to the right. Roby defeated Bright by a margin of over 6,500 votes.

In Red Cedar, Labor's Gretchen Whitmer has unseated the Alignment's Mike Bishop with a margin of 4,000 votes. This race is particularly interesting, as Whitmer was serving in Bishop's old job - majority leader of the Michigan Senate. Bishop served between 2007-2010. Whitmer got the job in 2015 following the 2014 elections.

In Carbondale, Labor's James Clayborne Jr. has unseated the Civic Union's Mike Bost in one of the tightest races - a margin of just 851 votes. Clayborne was greatly helped by the Prime Minister, another Illinois representative, and managed to rebuild the old Labor coalition in Southern Illinois. Bost announced he is running for a rematch in 2021.

In Wheatland, Conservative Roger Marshall has managed to unseat Farmer-Populist Kathleen Sebelius by a margin of 13,000 votes.

Labor - 158
Conservative - 69
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 13
The Alignment - 13
Farmer-Populist - 10
Libertarian - 7
New Deseret - 5
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovreignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 52

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

Thanks for Dennis Keene!
Can I see Eastern Tennessee (Hatchie-Obion) and Dallas Northeast.

[Kamala]

Any tossups in OH and NJ, please!

In Cincinnati, P.G. Sittenfeld has unseated Civic Union's Steve Chabot by a margin of approximately 3,000. Sittenfeld's youth was contrasted with Chabot, who was twice his age. Additionally, Sittenfeld managed to win over a majority of blue collar workers, who abandoned the new Civic Union out of the dried husk of the Liberals.

In Mohican, Labor's Thomas West has unseated Conservative Bob Gibbs by a decisive margin of 6,000 votes, mostly thanks to The Alignment's candidate Steve Austria coming in third and spoiling the conservative vote.

In Miami Valley, incumbent Conservative Warren Davidson has defeated The Alignment's Tricia Boehner by a margin of 5,000 votes. This is mostly due to Boehner being tied to her father, former Prime Minister John Boehner, who was not popular in the constituency after his resignation.

In Dayton, Labor's Nan Whaley has unseated incumbent Civic Union's Mike Turner with a margin of 11,000 votes. Whaley's personal popularity in Dayton helped propel her forward, as well as Mike Turner being branded "out of touch" after fifteen years in Washington.

In Mansfield-Zanesville, Conservative Pat Tiberi has won back his old seat, unseating incumbent The Alignment's Jay Hottinger with a margin of 13,000 votes.

In Cape May, Labor's Stephen Sweeney has unseated Civic Union's Frank LoBoindo, a giant of the Parliament, with a margin of 6,000 votes. LoBoindo was accused of granting favorable contracts to donors and friends through his position in the Ministry of Transportation. Despite no evidence coming to light of this, the rumors were enough to soil LoBoindo's reputation, allowing Sweeney to capture the seat.

- In Pine Barrens, Labor's Troy Singleton unseated Civic Union's Tom Macarthur after it was found that Macarthur personally threatened protesters at his New Jersey office by contacting their employers and requesting their dismissals. Singleton won with a margin of 8,000 votes.

Thanks for Dennis Keene!
Can I see Eastern Tennessee (Hatchie-Obion) and Dallas Northeast.

In Hatchie-Obion, the Alignment's Mike Norris has unseated freshman Conservative David Kustoff with a margin of 4,500 votes. Norris ran a fairly energetic campaign while Kustoff barely did so, expecting to win regardless. The seat became significantly more competitive since 2016.

In Dallas Northeast, Texan National Pete Sessions has unseated The Alignment's George W. Bush, son of former Prime Minister George H.W. Bush, with a margin of 2,500 votes. The son Bush was soft-spoken but was one of the main supporters of continuing the War in Iraq, something that was very unpopular. Additionally, Bush was tainted as a "beltway insider" rather than sticking out for Texas.

Labor - 163
Conservative - 71
Civic Union - 17
Texan National - 14
The Alignment - 14
Farmer-Populist - 10
Libertarian - 7
New Deseret - 5
NPSW - 3
Native Interests - 2
New Progressive - 2
Tim Kaine's Christian Democrats - 1
Popular Democrats - 1
Working People's - 1
Independence-Sovereignist Bloc - 1
Independents - 1
Too Close To Call - 43