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Democrats scored major midterm wins across the country, including a Senate seat in Kansas, the Georgia governorship and control of Arizona's legislature and governor's office. Rev. Adam Hamilton defeated Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas, the first Democratic Senate win there since 1932. Keisha Lance Bottoms was elected Georgia governor, the first Black woman governor in the country. The Associated Press confirmed Democrats flipped both Arizona legislative chambers, giving them the House, Senate and governor's office for the first time since 1966. Latino voters swung left, Republicans began taking stock, Schumer said Democrats would block a right-wing Supreme Court nominee, and a Mississippi Senate race remains too close to call with both campaigns preparing for a possible recount. Former Obama aide Jim Messina said more than two dozen potential 2028 campaigns have contacted him.