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This is a breaking news update from Bloomberg.
Instant reaction and analysis from our 3,000 journalists and analysts around the world.
It's election night in America.
I'm Kaylee Lyons alongside David Gurra.
We've been following the dramatic developments throughout the night.
National Democrats proving the polls were right all along, sweeping the House and Senate,
taking control of Congress for the final two years of President Trump's second term.
Again, both the House and Senate does look like it will be under Democratic control come January.
But races were won by Democrats.
In places that they didn't dream of having a chance just a few months ago.
We are talking deep red states like Kansas, like South Carolina,
in which Democrats have been able to pull off Senate victories.