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Advertisement * Magazine * PRO * E&E News New data loaded Senate Dems 50 1 49 House GOP leads 208 10 217 Live updates Your races ARE TRUMP'S RISKIEST PICKS WINNING OR LOSING? Amid a sea of safe choices, the former president backed some candidates that could deeply dent his endorsement reputation. Here's how they're doing. Last updated: Nov. 16, 2022 3:54 p.m. GMT Victories 9 Defeats 9 3 races remaining Advertisement THE SENATE Trump's preferred Senate candidates have won in Ohio and North Carolina, while Johnson eked out a win in Wisconsin. But in the contests that really put his endorsement power to the test — Georgia's upcoming runoff among them — decisive victories are still far out of reach. POLITICO predicts Lean Democratic No endorsements. POLITICO predicts Toss-up Total wins:1 out of 3 CandidateResult Ron Johnson WI Senate R+1 Blake Masters AZ Senate D+5 Mehmet Oz PA Senate D+4 Herschel Walker GA Senate Goes to runoff POLITICO predicts Lean Republican Total wins:2 out of 2 CandidateResult JD Vance OH Senate R+7 Ted Budd NC Senate R+4 Tracking endorsements made before Oct. 1, 2022. As Walker heads to a runoff, Trump's record with his more unpredictable candidates remains up in the air. Though three out of his seven risky Senate endorsements have won, votes are still trickling in for Arizona and Nevada. Marissa Martinez, State policy & politics reporter THE HOUSE By stacking the endorsements deck in his favor with plenty of incumbents and open seat races, Trump’s fingerprints are all over the House races. But even as vote counts continue to roll in, he already notched more definitive losses than wins last night — and the remaining races still show slim margins. POLITICO predicts Lean Democratic Total wins:0 out of 3 CandidateResult J.R. Majewski OH-09 D+13 John Gibbs MI-03 D+13 Steve Chabot OH-01 D+5 Sarah Palin AK-AL POLITICO predicts Toss-up Total wins:0 out of 3 CandidateResult Madison Gesiotto Gilbert OH-13 D+5 Bo Hines NC-13 D+3 Jim Bognet PA-08 D+3 POLITICO predicts Lean Republican Total wins:6 out of 7 CandidateResult Monica De La Cruz TX-15 R+9 Ashley Hinson IA-02 R+8 Eli Crane AZ-02 R+8 Ken Calvert CA-41 R+4 David Schweikert AZ-01 R+1 Zach Nunn IA-03 R+1 Joe Kent WA-03 D+1 Tracking endorsements made before Oct. 1, 2022. Nunn's Wednesday call makes things a little easier on Trump's record, which took a bruising last night: All of the toss-ups have gone to Dems here, and we'll still be waiting on CA and AZ's returns for a while. Marissa Martinez, State policy & politics reporter Advertisement RACES WE’RE WATCHING U.S. SENATOR, GEORGIA CandidateVotesPct. Warnock* (D)1,943,27449.4% Walker (R)1,906,98248.5% Oliver (Libertarian Party)81,2532.1% *Incumbent 99% of vote in Steve Shepard, Politics editor: Trump's early backing of Herschel Walker forced D.C. Republicans to accept the former football star, despite a history of domestic violence, threats against police officers and allegedly paying for his then-girlfriend's abortion. Collapse U.S. SENATOR, PENNSYLVANIA CandidateVotesPct. Fetterman (D)2,714,41951.0% Oz (R)2,475,14046.5% Gerhardt (Libertarian Party)72,3421.4% Other candidates 56,3561.1% 98% of vote in Why this race matters U.S. SENATOR, OHIO CandidateVotesPct. Vance (R)2,147,89853.3% Ryan (D)1,883,22346.7% 99% of vote in Why this race matters U.S. SENATOR, ALASKA CandidateVotesPct. Tshibaka (R)103,97243.3% Murkowski* (R)103,40743.1% Chesbro (D)24,01310.0% Other candidates 8,4833.5% *Incumbent 90% of vote in Why this race matters U.S. SENATOR, ARIZONA CandidateVotesPct. Kelly* (D)1,310,45451.4% Masters (R)1,185,84146.5% Victor (Libertarian Party)53,2662.1% *Incumbent 99% of vote in Why this race matters U.S. SENATOR, NORTH CAROLINA CandidateVotesPct. Budd (R)1,892,86950.7% Beasley (D)1,760,99247.2% Bray (Libertarian Party)50,9281.4% Hoh (Green Party)29,3010.8% 99% of vote in Why this race matters ALASKA’S AT-LARGE DISTRICT CandidateVotesPct. Peltola* (D)116,32248.1% Palin (R)63,02526.1% Begich (R)57,43723.8% Other candidates 4,9152.0% *Incumbent 90% of vote in Why this race matters MICHIGAN’S 3RD DISTRICT CandidateVotesPct. Scholten (D)186,10954.8% Gibbs (R)142,32141.9% Lewis (Libertarian Party)6,7182.0% Palus 4,1921.2% 99% of vote in Why this race matters NORTH CAROLINA’S 13TH DISTRICT CandidateVotesPct. Nickel (D)140,53151.3% Hines (R)133,29148.7% 99% of vote in Why this race matters OHIO’S 13TH DISTRICT CandidateVotesPct. Sykes (D)146,62152.6% Gesiotto Gilbert (R)132,18147.4% 99% of vote in Why this race matters WHAT WE'RE WATCHING ON ELECTION DAY How redistricting is shaping Election Night Re-drawn congressional districts shuffled the seats in play. We’re watching who’s getting a boost. Donald Trump’s personal midterm scorecard Are followers of “Trumpism” winning their elections? We have a live tally. How and when states vote on Nov. 8 Our list of voting laws and poll closing times in every state. Nationwide governors results How races for each state's highest office are shaking out. Ballot measures across the country As power shifts to the states, voter referendums matter more than ever. We’re tracking them all. U.S. Senate race calls We're watching every cable network to mark when they call a race for a Senate candidate. State-by-state results AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgia HawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMaryland MassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew Jersey New MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina South DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Contact our team at interactives@politico.com. 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