Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in the Tuesday midterms, as the Associated Press showed 54-44 Senate and 228-139 House results early Wednesday that remaining races could not overturn before January 2027.

Eight House candidates who once volunteered for Everytown won or led with Bloomberg funding. Brandon Herrera lost to Katy Padilla Stout after Republicans held that seat since 2015, and Andrew Clyde defeated Caitlyn Gegen in Georgia.

James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton for the Texas Senate, a seat no Democrat had won since 1988, while Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed defeated Mike Rogers in Michigan after arguing the Second Amendment concerned muskets.