Florida Democrats saw their hopes dashed Tuesday night when their Central Florida-centered efforts to break the GOP supermajority in the state House fell apart despite thousands of hours and millions of dollars spent trying to flip seats from red to blue.

As the final results of the General Election roll in across North Carolina and the country, the state’s future governor, Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein, has found plenty to celebrate along with the Democratic party.

Though Republicans seized control of the presidency and the Senate Tuesday night, Democrats have held onto the prospect of a majority in the House—but now that hope, too, is slipping. While it’s still technically possible,

Political analyst and USF Professor Emerita Susan MacManus says Democrats put too much emphasis on issues that didn't resonate with many Floridians.

The ballot initiative in Florida would have allowed abortion until the point of foetal viability or about 24 weeks.

Democrats have blamed the Republican Party, led by former President Donald Trump, for the abortion bans that many of the measures seek to void. More than a dozen states banned abo