Democrats have won key races in Kansas, Ohio and Texas.
Democrats have won several key races in the high-stakes midterm elections -- with ABC News projecting that Democrats will take control of the Senate and the House.
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Democrat Josh Turek, a state representative, is projected to defeat Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson in the race to fill retiring Republican Sen. Joni Ernst's seat.
This would mark the first time since 2008 that a Democrat has won a U.S. Senate seat in Iowa.
In battleground Wisconsin, Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany conceded to Democrat David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, in the high-stakes race for governor.
"While tonight was not the outcome we had hoped for, I am incredibly grateful to the Wisconsinites who supported our campaign. I congratulate David Crowley on his victory. We both care deeply about Wisconsin, and I wish him and his family the very best as he prepares to serve as our next governor," Tiffany said in a statement.
Crowley is set to be Wisconsin's first Black governor.
"Tonight, Wisconsin made history," Crowley said in a statement. "Being your next Governor is humbling in its own right. I ran to be the Governor for All of Us. And tonight, that includes everyone who didn’t vote for me. I'll listen to you. I'll work for you. And I hope to earn your trust the only way I know how: by showing up and getting results."
ABC News has projected Crowley to win in the race to succeed Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, who did not seek a third term.
-ABC News' Gaby Vinick
The Democrats are projected to take control of the Senate.
Republican Eric Flores has conceded his bid against Democratic Congressman Vincente Gonzales in Texas' redrawn 34th District, he announced on social media.
This marks the second Republican to concede tonight in a district redrawn to favor Republicans in Texas, following Alex Mealer in Texas' 9th District.
ABC News has not yet projected either race.
-ABC News' Diana Paulsen
