In the ranked choice general election, voters will choose their preferred candidates for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and 50 of 60 seats in the state Legislature.

Fourteen Senate races from Florida to Alaska will determine if Republicans keep their majority in the chamber or Democrats take control.

Overall, Democrats have a 64% probability of winning the Senate, according to DDHQ.

Sen. Sullivan to Newsmax: Peltola Scandal Driving Alaska Turnout

Alaska voter Greg Martone tells NewsNation he is worried might've voted for the wrong Dan Sullivan in the Senate race, right after casting his ballot The post Alaska Republican Immediately Stresses Out He Might’ve Voted for the ‘Decoy’ Dan Sullivan first appeared on Mediaite.

A controversy erupted in Alaska following allegations that the Peltola campaign attempted to recruit a namesake candidate to confuse voters during the Senate primary, leading to legal challenges and investigations that ultimately failed to overturn the election results.

Republicans appear to be on the brink of losing power in Congress—and Donald Trump is not handling it well. The president freaked out Monday night in a series of Truth Social posts about the Alaska Senate race, where Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is not only up against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, but also an independent candidate and retired schoolteacher sharing his name: Daniel J. Sullivan. “FAKE ALASKA CANDIDATE DANIAL [sic] J....

Republicans’ grip on Congress is at risk. These are the contests that will show how far Democrats can go, from Georgia at 7 p.m. to Alaska after midnight.