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CBS News projects Democrats will take the House, a change in Washington that will mean more gridlock for President Trump's agenda, and congressional investigations into the president, his businesses, and Cabinet members.
Democrats in Minnesota collected most of the victories they were expected to in Tuesday's election, plus some they weren't.
The body of a Grand Forks, North Dakota man was found in a western Wisconsin field Tuesday night. The Polk County Sheriff's office says authorities were contacted just before 8:30 p.m. on a report of a dead body on a hunting property in Fertile, Wisconsin.
Chutich defeated family law attorney Michelle MacDonald in the officially non-partisan race, and faced voters for the first time this year.
The race between Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democrat Tony Evers was too close to call early Wednesday morning.
Operating levies and bonding requests were ballot options Tuesday for voters in school districts across the state -- including Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth.
Republican Jim Hagedorn and Democrat Dan Feehan are running neck-and-neck in southern Minnesota's 1st Congressional District.
The charter in question only allows restaurants within a 7-acre area of commercial businesses to serve hard alcohol.
Steve Simon will keep his title as Secretary of State after defeating Republican John Howe, according to projections from The Associated Press.
Julie Blaha has won the race for Minnesota's state auditor, fending off Pam Myhra, according to projections from the Associated Press.
Democrat Collin Peterson has won the race for the U.S. House, Minnesota District 7, an area that covers most of western Minnesota.
During the campaign for her Senate seat, money poured into the race, as Democrats saw an opportunity to take a seat in a deep-red district.
Fletcher, 63, is the current mayor of Vadnais Heights, but chose not to seek re-election so he could run for Ramsey County Sheriff.
The victory came following a bitter campaign, one that was so polarized that the state's largest newspaper opted not to endorse either candidate, citing concerns that both were "too partisan" to hold the office.
Minnesota House Speaker Daudt conceded Republicans will lose control of state House as Democrats swept the suburbs.
