The blue wave goes far beyond Congress. Here's where else the Democrats won big.

Key Points:

• Democrats have secured 252 House seats, poised for their largest majority since the 1990s, and are likely to expand their Senate majority with leads in Alaska and Mississippi, where Scott Colom may become the first Democratic and first Black senator in decades.
• The party has flipped at least five governorships, including Nevada and Texas, and is on track to control nearly twice as many states as at the start of Trump's first term, holding governorships in 13 of the 14 most populous states and all key presidential battlegrounds.
• Democrats are projected to gain up to 800 state legislative seats, achieving governing trifectas in several states and breaking GOP supermajorities, enhancing their ability to pass legislation and influence redistricting processes.
• Key down-ballot victories include wins in state Supreme Court races and the Texas State Board of Education, where Democrats narrowly took control from Republicans who had implemented controversial curriculum changes.
• These election outcomes mark a significant shift after years of Democratic losses, providing the party with new opportunities to enact policy changes and shape future political landscapes at both state and federal levels.