Updated: Nov. 6, 2:56 PM ET

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,962
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,325

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	49.1%	467,086
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.8%	465,077

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,265
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,712,061

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	375,516
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	330,994

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,446,309
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,250,166

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,962
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,325

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	49.1%	467,086
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.8%	465,077

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,265
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,712,061

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	375,516
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	330,994

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,446,309
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,250,166

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	M. Peltola	Democrat party	48.2%	102,962
	D. Sullivan*	Republican party	47.9%	102,325

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Colom	Democrat party	49.1%	467,086
	C. Hyde-Smith*	Republican party	48.8%	465,077

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Ossoff*	Democrat party	59%	2,466,265
	M. Collins	Republican party	41%	1,712,061

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	S. Brown	Democrat party	50%	2,301,042
	J. Husted*	Republican party	45%	2,077,748

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	T. Jackson	Democrat party	53%	375,516
	S. Collins*	Republican party	47%	330,994

Candidate	Party	%	Total Votes
	J. Talarico	Democrat party	55%	5,446,309
	K. Paxton	Republican party	43%	4,250,166

Expected vote reporting: 74%

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