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Democrat Troy Jackson defeated Republican Susan Collins in Maine, giving the party their seventh flipped seat and expanding their new majority. Jackson is a fifth-generation logger. Collins has served in Congress for nearly 30 years.
John Connaughton, Chair at Bain Capital, says he is optimistic about the firm's Asia business and hopes to build momentum with exits in China. He speaks exclusively with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on the sidelines of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit.
Progressive Democrat Sherrod Brown reclaimed a seat in the US Senate, defeating incumbent Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, according to CNN projections. Brown was swept out of office two years ago. Vice President JD Vance is from Ohio.
Patrick McHenry, former House Financial Services Committee Chair, says tonight's midterm election results have been a "bloodbath" for Republicans. He says higher inflation has hurt the GOP.
Democrats flips a Senate seat in North Carolina. Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper cruised to victory over former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley, a close Trump ally. Cooper told supporters in Raleigh that corruption in Washington has to stop.
Pollster and FIL Inc. CEO Frank Luntz says voters who supported President Donald Trump say they feel betrayed. He says they're voting for a change and to send a message to Republicans.
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is projected to win reelection in Georgia according to Ddhq. He was facing Republican Representative Mike Collins and was consistently leading in the polls. President Donald Trump's popularity in the state has been sinking due to high fuel and food prices.
Charlie Cook, founder and columnist with the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, says the 2026 midterms could force a reassessment of the political map as Democrats compete beyond traditional swing states and suburban battlegrounds. Cook points to states including Ohio and Iowa as places that could become competitive again, while questioning whether the shifts emerging this year are unique to 2026 or could carry into future presidential cycles. He speaks with Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz on Bloomberg's Special Election Coverage 2026.
Sandra Rivera, Chair of VSORA and Intel's Fprmer Executive VP for its data center and AI group, discussed how the data center build-out may evolve. She said both political parties are broadly aligned around fewer tax incentives, greater transparency requirements, and closer scrutiny of data centers' power and water use. She speaks with Vonnie Quinn on "The Close."
Advanced Micro Devices Inc., a key challenger to Nvidia Corp. in artificial intelligence chips, gave a revenue forecast that exceeded analysts' estimates, showing that demand for data center processors remains strong. Fourth-quarter revenue will be $17 billion, plus or minus 3%, the chipmaker said in a statement Tuesday. The outlook provided fresh evidence that AI spending is sustainable, soothing jittery investors. We get reaction from Kunjan Sobhani, Senior Semiconductor Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence.
Portia Roberson, CEO of Focus: HOPE, discusses population growth and workforce development as Michigan voters focused on the economy. Roberson said good public schools and affordable housing are basic factors that can draw people to Detroit and support continued modest growth. She speaks with Romaine Bostick live from Detroit on "The Close."
Bloomberg has reporters in the field tracking the major races in Michigan, Iowa and Alaska on this election night. Romaine Bostick covers the race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Skylar Woodhouse is in Iowa watching the race between Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek for Senate, and Anna Edgerton is in Alaska for the Senate race between Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola. They set up the night on "Balance of Power."
