Warnock walks onto the stage to speak at his election night party in Atlanta on Tuesday.
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President Biden posted a photo of his congratulatory call to Warnock on Tuesday. "Tonight Georgia voters stood up for our democracy, rejected Ultra MAGAism, and most importantly: sent a good man back to the Senate," Biden wrote on Twitter. "Here's to six more years."
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Walker concedes the race during a speech Tuesday night in Atlanta.
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Election workers process ballots Tuesday at the Cobb County Elections and Registration Center in Marietta, Georgia.
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People in Atlanta watch as results come in Tuesday night for the Senate runoff in Georgia.
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Election workers unload ballots in Marietta after polls closed on Tuesday night.
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Walker supporters pray at his election night party in Atlanta.
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An election worker replaces a voting sticker at a polling location in Atlanta on Tuesday.
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A voter checks in at a polling location in Atlanta on Tuesday.
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A line of early voters stretches outside the City Services Center in Columbus, Georgia, on November 26. About 300,000 Georgians voted early each day that week, setting records for early voting turnout in the state.
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Kevin McCarthy talks with reporters after the House Republican caucus leadership elections on November 15. He won the GOP nomination for speaker the day before CNN projected Republicans would control the House.
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US Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, surrounded by supporters from local unions, celebrates her reelection at a news conference in Las Vegas on November 13. Her projected win meant that the Democratic Party would maintain control of the Senate.
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An election worker boxes tabulated ballots November 9 inside the Maricopa County Recorders Office in Phoenix. Election workers were still tabulating ballots in key states.
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President Joe Biden speaks to the media during a news conference at the White House. "We had an election yesterday," Biden said on November 9. "And it was a good day, I think, for democracy." He said that "while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen."
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is joined by his wife, Casey, and their children at an election night party in Tampa. CNN projected that DeSantis would defeat Democratic challenger Charlie Crist to win a second term.
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Wes Moore, the Democratic Party's gubernatorial candidate in Maryland, rehearses a speech with his son, Jamie, as they wait for Election Day results in Baltimore. CNN projected that Moore would be the winner in his race against Dan Cox. That makes Moore the first Black governor in Maryland's history. It also makes him just the third Black American to be elected governor in US history, after Virginia's Douglas Wilder, who was elected to a term in 1989, and Massachusetts' Deval Patrick, who was first elected in 2006 and served two terms.
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Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman is joined by his wife, Gisele, and their children as he addresses supporters at his election night party in Pittsburgh. Fetterman defeated Mehmet Oz, CNN projected, picking up a seat for Democrats after the retirement of Republican Sen. Pat Toomey.
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A supporter of Virginia state Sen. Jen Kiggans watches news coverage during an election night event in Virginia Beach. CNN projected Kiggans would defeat US Rep. Elaine Luria in Virginia's 2nd Congressional District, a big win for Republicans as they looked to take back control of the House.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, second from right, prepares to leave after addressing a crowd at an election night watch party in Washington, DC.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams, who was running for governor in Georgia, gives a speech during her election night party in Atlanta. CNN projected that Abrams would lose her race to incumbent Brian Kemp.
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Supporters of Fetterman and Josh Shapiro, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, react in Pittsburgh as they watch news of Shapiro's projected victory.
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J.D. Vance, a Republican who CNN projected would win the open Senate seat in Ohio, speaks at an election night party in Columbus. Vance's win over Tim Ryan is a boon for Republicans and a victory for former President Donald Trump, whose endorsement in the Republican primary helped Vance emerge from a contentious intraparty fight.
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Workers process absentee ballots in Detroit on Election Day.
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Maxwell Frost poses with supporters during a victory party in Orlando. Frost, a 25-year-old Democrat, was projected to win the open House seat in Florida's 10th Congressional District. That would make him the first member of Generation Z elected to Congress. Members of Gen Z — those born after 1996 — are now old enough to be elected to the House.
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Patrons participate in election night trivia as early results come in at a bar in Washington, DC.
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Ohio gubernatorial candidate Nan Whaley hugs supporters during an election night watch party in Dayton. Whaley, a Democrat, lost to Gov. Mike DeWine, CNN projected.
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Lucy Grimes, 15 months old, plays in front of the stage at Ryan's watch party in Boardman, Ohio.
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US Sen. Ron Johnson wishes his granddaughter Marit a happy seventh birthday during an election night party in Neenah, Wisconsin.
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A supporter of Lee Zeldin, the Republican gubernatorial candidate in New York, reacts Tuesday after it was projected that Zeldin would lose to Kathy Hochul.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the one-time press secretary and communications director for former President Donald Trump, speaks during her election night party in Little Rock, Arkansas. CNN projected that she would win Arkansas' gubernatorial race, becoming the first woman elected governor of Arkansas.
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Abrams supporters in Atlanta watch results come in on election night.
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Trump talks to the press on the grounds of his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, on Election Day. Earlier in the day he predicted a "great night" for Republicans and confirmed that he voted for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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A worker uses a steamer to get the wrinkles out of an American flag before the start of at an election night watch party in Los Angeles.
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Zachary Valles-Perez waits as his parents, Antonio Perez and Christina Valle-Perez, vote at a laundromat in Chicago on Election Day.
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A voter drops off a ballot outside the American Fork Library in American Fork, Utah.
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An election official arranges voting stickers at a polling location in Atlanta on Election Day.
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Voters cast their ballots at the Brooklyn Public Library in New York.
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Rabbi Alana Alpert rides to a polling site in Detroit with her children Ne'ilah and Zohar on Election Day.
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A line of voters stretches into the lobby at the Irvine Civic Center in Irvine, California.
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Matt Koenen plays pinball at West County Lanes in Ellisville, Missouri, as voters cast their ballots in the bowling alley's party room on Election Day.
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Kash Strong, 3, peeks out from under the curtain of a voting booth as his mother, Sophia Amacker, casts her vote in New Orleans.
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People move campaign signs outside a polling station in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania, on Election Day.
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Visitors take photos inside the US Capitol Rotunda on Election Day.
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Poll worker Ron Betz grabs a provisional ballot for a voter at a polling location in Columbus, Ohio.
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People vote at a church in Boise, Idaho.
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A man wears an "I voted" sticker on his shirt in Fort Myers, Florida.
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Voters line up to cast their ballots at the Aspray Boat House in Warwick, Rhode Island.
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Donkey-shaped cookies are laid out by members of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party outside a polling location in Bryn Athyn.
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Allegheny County polling coordinator Bob Henrich, left, inspects a polling location in a private resident's garage in Pittsburgh.
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Poll workers are reflected by a piece of glass as people collect their ballot papers in Brooklyn, New York.
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A poll worker in Atlanta wears a "vote" mask while checking in voters on Election Day.
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Andre Villasenor fills out his ballot while voting at the Randall Museum in San Francisco.
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Moderator Andrew Williamson marks a campaign boundary line outside the Aspray Boat House in Warwick.
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The first voters of the day begin filling out their ballots at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.
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A clerk hands a ballot to a voter in Lewiston, Maine.
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Voters arrive to cast their ballot in Philadelphia.
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A full lunar eclipse is seen behind the US Capitol early on Election Day.
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People cast ballots inside the Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex in Los Angeles on November 7.
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Mail-in ballots are processed in Salt Lake City on November 7.
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Voters wait in line November 7 to make corrections to their ballots at City Hall in Philadelphia. Thousands of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania were at risk of being rejected because of missing or incorrect dates, missing signatures, or missing secrecy envelopes.
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An election worker collects an absentee ballot from a car in Detroit on November 6.
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Voters in Milwaukee fill out their absentee ballots at the Madison Central Public Library on November 6.
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An election worker inspects a mail-in ballot in Phoenix on November 6.
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People wait in line to cast their ballots in Columbus on November 5.
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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson signs his ballot envelope with his twin daughters on November 5.
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A voter uses his own magnifying glass while casting his ballot in Los Angeles on November 5.
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Joy Mahoney votes in Cincinnati as her daughter plays below her on November 4.
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Voters line up outside a polling place in Cedar Park, Texas, on November 4.
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Election workers Greg Petty, left, and Richard Conklin close down a voting station in Central City, Colorado, at the end of the day on November 4.
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Clark County poll workers usher in long lines of voters in Las Vegas on November 4.
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People wait in line to cast their ballots in Mableton, Georgia, on November 4.
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Election workers move voting machines onto trucks before their delivery to polling sites in Warrington, Pennsylvania.
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A "Vote NYC" sign is displayed at a polling station in Brooklyn on October 29.
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President Joe Biden and his granddaughter Natalie, a first-time voter, prepare to cast their ballots in Wilmington, Delaware, on October 29.
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A ballot drop box is seen outside a polling place in Silver Spring, Maryland, on October 28.
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A poll worker in Silver Spring puts out stickers for voters on October 28.
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Cornelius Whiting fills out his ballot September 26 at an early voting location in Alexandria, Virginia.
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