Key Points
- Polls closed in the states of Indiana and Kentucky.
- Voting took place for Senate and House of Representatives seats.
- Results could affect the balance of power in Congress.
In the midterm elections held for a portion of the Senate and the entire House of Representatives in the US, voting processes have concluded in the states of Indiana and Kentucky. Polls in these two states closed, set to deliver the first results of the day.
These early closures may be the first indicators of which party will retain the majority in Congress. Polls in other states will continue to close sequentially, and official results will begin to be announced from night into the morning.
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- In which states did polls close?
- Polls closed in the states of Indiana and Kentucky.
- What is being elected in these elections?
- A portion of the Senate and the entire House of Representatives are being renewed.
- When will results be known?
- They will be announced from night into the morning as polls close and voting ends in other states.
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