“Democrats just had one of their best election nights since President Donald Trump returned to the White House. Again,” Politico reports.

“In Wisconsin’s Supreme Court election, the Democratic-backed candidate sailed to a nearly 20-point landslide victory Tuesday in a battleground Trump carried less than two years ago. Meanwhile, a Georgia Democrat slashed Trump’s margin of victory by two thirds in the state’s reddest district despite losing the election — the most significant overperformance the party has seen across all seven House special elections so far this cycle.”

Cook Political Report: “The political environment for House Republicans continues to look bleak. Even before President Donald Trump’s approval rating reached a nadir amid spiking gas prices and an unpopular war with Iran, special and off-year elections showed Democrats with a significant enthusiasm advantage and Republicans were trailing the national generic ballot by five to six points.”

“Our latest round of House race ratings changes includes five moves to the left and one move to the right, reflecting Republicans’ broader midterm struggles as well as specific developments in each race.”

Mediaite: House Republicans need to win 76% of Toss Ups to keep their majority.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) “said she would consider running for president in 2028 to help the Democratic Party chart a new path built around the next generation of leaders,” the Des Moines Register reports.

Said Slotkin: “I’m not so arrogant as to think it has to be me. Midterms is what I’m focused on right now, but if it comes to the point afterwards that I think there’s not anyone else who’s on the right path, I guess I wouldn’t say no forever.”

New York Times: “Clay Fuller, a former state prosecutor, won a special election runoff on Tuesday to fill the U.S. House seat in Georgia previously held by Marjorie Taylor Greene, a victory that replaces a conspiracy minded conservative with a more mainstream Republican.”