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Democrat David Crowley makes history as Wisconsin’s first Black governor

The Milwaukee County Executive tied his Republican opponent to Trump’s tariffs, the tax bill, and the war in Iran

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Tom Tiffany on surviving plane crash: It was like ‘staring into the abyss’

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany recounts his miraculous survival after his small plane crashed into a lake near Wausau, reflecting on the life-threatening ordeal, the dramatic rescue efforts and how the experience has shaped his perspective during an interview on ‘Hannity.’

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The Fox News Decision Desk projects Democratic Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has defeated Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in battleground Wisconsin.

With his victory, Crowley will succeed retiring two-term Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and makes history as Wisconsin’s first Black politician elected governor.

Throughout his campaign for governor and during their single debate two weeks ago, Crowley frequently linked Tiffany to President Donald Trump and his policies, including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, tariffs, and the war in Iran.

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Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley, left, and Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany shake hands after a debate, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, in Milwaukee.(Lizzy Larson/AP Photo)

Tiffany, a three-term congressman from a large agriculture-dominant district in northern Wisconsin, is a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus and a Trump ally on Capitol Hill.

“When Congressman Tom Tiffany says he’s focusing on affordability, let’s be very clear: He voted for the big, ugly bill that helped some of the highest earners here in the state of Wisconsin,” Crowley said during the debate, as he pointed to to the GOP’s signature 2025 tax cut and spending bill that reduced funding for healthcare and food assistance programs in many states.

“We don’t need what is happening in Washington, D.C., coming into the state of Wisconsin. It is very clear that he is working for Donald Trump and the billionaires who are funding his campaign,” Crowley charged.

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Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin, a GOP gubernatorial candidate, speaks at a campaign event in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, on August 10, 2026.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)

Tiffany responded by that while Crowley was “consistently focused on being against Donald Trump, I’m for Wisconsin — and rather than creating a bunch more programs that are going to end up taxing the people of Wisconsin more, I want to put more money in the taxpayers’ pockets.”

Crowley pulled off a major upset in the August Democratic gubernatorial primary, coming from behind to narrowly edge out state Rep. Francesca Hong, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley speaks with reporters following a post-primary Democratic Party unity event, hours after defeating socialist state Rep. Francesca Hong for the party’s gubernatorial nomination, on August 12, 2026 in Middleton, Wisconsin.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News Digital)

Tiffany, during his general election campaign, repeatedly claimed Crowley was sounding “like a socialist.”

“I think it’s really important to know that he said there’s very little difference between me and Francesca Hong,” Tiffany argued during the debate. “That sounds like a socialist to me.”

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Tiffany made national headlines in September when he survived an emergency water landing after the single-engine plane he was riding in lost power and crashed into a lake.

Wisconsin is a key midwestern battleground state. Trump narrowly carried the state in his 2016 and 2024 presidential victories, while former President Joe Biden took the state by a razor-thin margin as he won the White House in 2020.

Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News

明尼苏达州民主党籍总检察长成功连任

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明尼苏达州总检察长民主党籍的埃里森（Keith Ellison）星期三（11月4日）成功连任。 （法新社）

美国明尼苏达州总检察长、民主党籍的埃里森成功连任，开启第三个任期。

据美联社报道，埃里森（Keith Ellison）星期三（11月4日）击退律师舒茨（Ron Schutz）的挑战。舒茨是一名诉讼律师，竞选期间试图将州政府福利计划中诈骗案件泛滥的问题归咎于埃里森，直指埃里森需要对此负有责任。

埃里森则强调，他领导的办公室曾多次对美国总统特朗普政府提起诉讼，包括针对政府的移民执法行动及索取选民资料的做法。他警告说，舒茨若当选，将对美国白宫唯命是从。

Scandal-plagued Ilhan Omar easily secures 5th term in deep blue Minnesota despite immigration fraud probe

Fed’s raided Omar’s DC home in October — but that didn’t stop voters in her Minnesota district from supporting her reelection

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Published November 4, 2026 12:56am EST

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Rep. Ilhan Omar is in a ‘world of hurt’ amid marriage fraud probe, attorney says

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., faces renewed scrutiny as some House Democrats decline to support ending an immigration probe. Attorney Julian Epstein highlights that the marriage fraud investigation dates back to the Obama administration, refuting allegations of partisan targeting. The segment also features a report on pandemic relief fraud cases in Minnesota.

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MINNEAPOLIS — Despite an ongoing federal criminal probe that includes questions about her immigration status and another examining her financial disclosures, Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., cruised to reelection Tuesday night.

Omar has represented Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, one of America’s bluest, since winning in the 2018 midterms and becoming one of the first two Muslim women elected to the House of Representatives.

The embattled, Somali-born congresswoman is projected to defeat Republican 30-year state trooper John Nagel.

But after her election night victory, a potential fight looms on another front.

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Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., is seeking another term in Minnesota’s heavily Democratic 5th Congressional District.(Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images)

ILHAN OMAR’S TURBULENT WEEK EXPLAINED: THE DUELING PROBES THAT THREW THE SOMALI-BORN PROGRESSIVE INTO CHAOS

Omar’s Washington, D.C., home was raided on Oct. 12, 2026, by agents with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the chief investigative body of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Fox News Digital first reported in the wake of the search that Omar is facing an investigation into whether she or her father lied on her immigration paperwork when applying for U.S. citizenship. HSI confiscated Omar’s phone, passport and computer in the raid — investigators also obtained her DNA.

Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, voluntarily spoke to federal investigators in the days after the raid, as reported by Fox News Digital.

Court filings from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the District of Columbia referred to Omar as “Ilhan Omar Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Omar,” suggesting that she shares a surname with the man she married in 2009.

Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is a British citizen. Sources later told Fox News Digital that Ilhan Omar is not the Somali-born congresswoman’s “real name.”

OBAMA ADMIN FIRST LAUNCHED THE INVESTIGATION INTO ILHAN OMAR’S ALLEGED BROTHER MARRIAGE

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Homeland Security Investigations police search the home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on Oct. 12, 2026, in Washington, D.C. According to reports, the search is part of an ongoing criminal investigation.(Andrew Leyden/Getty Images)

That news renewed old claims that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is the lawmaker’s brother and that she married him in a potential immigration fraud scheme. A federal investigation into the matter was opened in 2016, and conducted by the FBI and DHS while former President Barack Obama was finishing out his second term.

The investigation was eventually closed during former President Joe Biden’s administration in 2021, a source told Fox News Digital.

ILHAN OMAR FINALLY EMERGES AFTER DC RAID WITH VIDEO PLEADING FOR CASH TO FIGHT TRUMP

Omar has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, and she has not been charged with a crime.

In several responses to inquiries about the investigation, she claimed President Donald Trump is orchestrating an attack against her for political purposes.

“Trump has an unhealthy and creepy obsession with me,” Omar told The Nation this week. “I represent everything Trump and today’s Republican Party seem to despise. I’m a woman, an immigrant, a refugee, a Muslim woman who wears a hijab, and someone who refuses to be intimidated into silence. I know who I am and why I do this work.”

“Rep. Omar has repeatedly and unequivocally denied this baseless, disgusting conspiracy theory,” Omar’s spokesperson Jackie Rogers told Fox News Digital upon the resurfacing of the alleged brother marriage claims. “This is a desperate political smear designed to distract from Trump’s failed presidency and two years of Republican failure in Congress. And it’s disgraceful that the media continues to give this lie oxygen.”

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The raid on Omar’s residence in the nation’s capital that she shared with her current husband, political consultant Tim Mynett, took place in the final month of the midterm campaign. That didn’t stop her from returning to her home state, reemerging to cast her ballot and convening with the Somali community at a Somali mall in Minneapolis.

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As the controversy built, Omar campaigned online and asked for donations from supporters to help her fight the costly battle she will likely face coming off of Tuesday’s win.

The week before the 2026 midterms, Omar embraced radical left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, who come to Minneapolis to campaign with the embattled lawmaker.

Peter D’Abrosca is a politics reporter at Fox News Digital.

【美国中期选举】特朗普：愿接受选举结果 期待与民主党合作

2026年11月4日 12:16

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美国中期选举投票日前一天（11月2日），特朗普在林肯纪念堂倒影池边发表言论。他大篇幅地介绍倒影池翻修细节，包括清除水藻和重铺草地遇到的挑战，还介绍了华盛顿的高尔夫球场、景观步道等新工程。倒影池翻新项目是他的得意之作，但也招致巨大争议。 （彭博社）

美国总统特朗普说，他会接受中期选举结果，并准备与民主党合作。

特朗普星期二（11月3日）晚间在白宫观看选举结果时，接受《纽约时报》采访。他表明：“我完全愿意接受中期选举结果。我们会与民主党人合作，而且很期待与他们共事。我们应该能达成某种共识。”

中期选举各州投票陆续结束，媒体和机构普遍预测民主党会重夺众议院控制权，还有望拿下参议院多数席位。这种局面对特朗普和共和党构成打击。

特朗普将共和党的失利归咎于他本人没有参选，并强调自己并不后悔支持某些极具争议的共和党候选人，包括已故参议员格林厄姆，以及丑闻缠身的得克萨斯州总检察长帕克斯顿（Ken Paxton）。

特朗普星期二早些时候还接受美国哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）独家电话采访。他被问及若明年国会由民主党掌控该如何应对时，回答：“我拥有终极权力，那就是‘否决权’。”

他说，如有必要，他已做好否决民主党所提法案的准备；如果民主党在众议院或参议院赢得多数席位，他甚至乐于接受“否决先生”（Mr. Veto）这个称呼。

他在CBS采访中对共和党选举结果表现得十分乐观。他表明，无论选举结果如何、明年国会的构成怎样，他都有信心在未来两年内继续推进自己的议程。

Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota 2026 Senate election, CBS News projects

Updated on: November 4, 2026 / 12:18 AM EST / CBS News

Washington — Democrat Peggy Flanagan defeated Michele Tafoya in the Minnesota Senate race, CBS News projects, defending the seat for Democrats after Sen. Tina Smith opted not to seek reelection.

Flanagan, 47, is the lieutenant governor and a former state representative who ran on progressive policies like Medicare for All. She defeated a more moderate opponent in the primary, and faced off against Tafoya for the open Senate seat after Tafoya beat out a crowded field for the GOP nomination.

Tafoya, 61, is a former sports broadcaster who campaigned on restoring accountability in response to multimillion-dollar fraud cases that have rattled the state. She sought to tie Flanagan to the Minnesota governor’s handling of the issue. And although Minnesota hasn’t elected a Republican to the Senate since 2002, the GOP was hoping to make inroads, given that Vice President Kamala Harris won the state by just four points in 2024.

At the same time, the Trump administration’s controversial immigration crackdown in Minnesota has loomed over the race, after the fatal shootings of two American citizens by federal agents in Minneapolis in January. The state, which is investigating the shootings, said in late October that the federal government stopped sharing evidence from the cases in July. And Republican candidates faced headwinds from the Iran war and President Trump’s tariff policy in the leadup to Election Day, including higher prices for cost of living, as well as for gas and diesel.

The projected victory for Democrats closes the door on one of the few pickup opportunities for Republicans. Though the map initially appeared to favor the GOP, competitive races opened up in states that Mr. Trump won handily in 2024, allowing Democrats to retake control of the chamber, CBS News projected.

Democrat Christina Bohannan unseats Iowa GOP Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks in third matchup

November 4, 2026 / 12:25 AM EST / CBS News

Washington — GOP Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks lost reelection to Democrat Christina Bohannan in Iowa’s 1st Congressional District in their third consecutive rematch, CBS News projected.

The race was expected to be close in the months leading up to the election. As November neared, election forecasters shifted the race in favor of Democrats.

The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with House GOP leaders, effectively conceded defeat in mid-October when it halted spending in the district. President Trump campaigned in Iowa in late October and early November, but skipped Miller-Meeks’ district.

Cracks in the GOP’s dominance in Iowa widened in recent weeks as Mr. Trump’s tariffs and the Iran war have been detrimental for the agriculture-heavy state, driving up the costs of fertilizer and diesel. In one of their last votes before leaving Washington in September to focus on campaigning, Miller-Meeks voted for the first time to limit Mr. Trump’s ability to further strike Iran.

“I will not vote to keep our soldiers in an open-ended war, with Iowans paying too much at the pump,” she said.

Bohannan, a University of Iowa law professor and former state representative, focused her campaign on affordability, while the Republican incumbent defended Mr. Trump’s economic agenda.

Miller-Meeks has served in Congress since 2021 after winning her 2020 election by six votes, in what was one of the closest House races in U.S. history. She won by a much wider margin — about 20,000 votes — in 2022 when she faced Bohannan for the first time. But her lead narrowed considerably during their 2024 rematch, when Miller-Meeks won her third term in Congress by less than 800 votes — one of the narrowest margins that year.

The results of the 2020 and 2024 races weren’t finalized until weeks after the election, after the close margins led to recounts.

加州公投拟向亿万富豪征税5% 科技巨头砸重金反对

发布/2026年11月4日 12:50

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加州11月3日举行公投，决定是否向亿万富豪征收一次性5%的财富税。图为加利福尼亚州旧金山市的建筑群与城市天际线。 （彭博社档案照片）

美国加利福尼亚州星期二（11月3日）举行公投，决定是否向亿万富豪征收一次性5%的财富税。若获通过，加州将成为全美首个对亿万富豪净资产征税的州，但这项提案引发民主党内部分歧，也促使科技富豪投入巨资阻止法案通过。

美联社报道，根据第40号公投提案，净资产超过10亿美元（近13亿新元）的加州居民，须缴纳一次性5%的财富税，所得税收主要用于填补联邦政府削减医疗拨款造成的缺口。支持提案的工会估计，加州未来五年将损失1000亿美元联邦医疗拨款。

民主党籍参议员桑德斯力挺提案，认为这是缩小贫富差距、确保富豪缴纳合理税款的重要一步。不过，同属民主党的加州州长纽森反对，警告征税可能迫使富豪迁离加州，削弱州政府财政收入。

这场公投已成为加州历来最昂贵的公投战之一。科技巨头和风险投资家纷纷出资反对，反对阵营筹得的资金约为支持阵营的10倍。

谷歌联合创办人布林和佩奇在提案公布后，已开始减少与加州的联系。Meta首席执行官扎克伯格则表明，未来八年将留在加州，并与公司达成协议，以便缴税时无须出售持股。

反对阵营也推动另外两项公投提案，试图禁止对金融资产等个人财产征收新税。相关政治行动委员会已筹得逾3亿3300万美元，其中约三成来自布林。即使财富税提案通过，若其中一项反制提案获得更多赞成票，财富税仍无法实施。

民调显示，选民态度出现逆转。加州公共政策研究所10月中旬的调查显示，52%受访选民反对征税，46%支持；9月初则有52%支持、46%反对。

【美国中期选举】特朗普：愿接受选举结果 期待与民主党合作

发布/2026年11月4日 12:16

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美国中期选举投票日前一天（11月2日），特朗普在林肯纪念堂倒影池边发表言论。他大篇幅地介绍倒影池翻修细节，包括清除水藻和重铺草地遇到的挑战，还介绍了华盛顿的高尔夫球场、景观步道等新工程。倒影池翻新项目是他的得意之作，但也招致巨大争议。 （彭博社）

美国总统特朗普说，他会接受中期选举结果，并准备与民主党合作。

特朗普星期二（11月3日）晚间在白宫观看选举结果时，接受《纽约时报》采访。他表明：“我完全愿意接受中期选举结果。我们会与民主党人合作，而且很期待与他们共事。我们应该能达成某种共识。”

中期选举各州投票陆续结束，媒体和机构普遍预测民主党会重夺众议院控制权，还有望拿下参议院多数席位。这种局面对特朗普和共和党构成打击。

特朗普将共和党的失利归咎于他本人没有参选，并强调自己并不后悔支持某些极具争议的共和党候选人，包括已故参议员格林厄姆，以及丑闻缠身的得克萨斯州总检察长帕克斯顿（Ken Paxton）。

特朗普星期二早些时候还接受美国哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）独家电话采访。他被问及若明年国会由民主党掌控该如何应对时，回答：“我拥有终极权力，那就是‘否决权’。”

他说，如有必要，他已做好否决民主党所提法案的准备；如果民主党在众议院或参议院赢得多数席位，他甚至乐于接受“否决先生”（Mr. Veto）这个称呼。

他在CBS采访中对共和党选举结果表现得十分乐观。他表明，无论选举结果如何、明年国会的构成怎样，他都有信心在未来两年内继续推进自己的议程。

【美国中期选举】民主党夺得参众两院控制权

2026年11月4日 13:08

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据美国媒体预测，民主党夺得美国国会参众两院控制权。 （法新社）

据多家美国主流电视网预测，民主党在星期二（11月3日）的中期选举中，夺得美国国会参众两院的控制权。

法新社报道称，此次胜利使民主党同时掌控众议院和参议院，有权在特朗普总统任期最后两年内阻挠他的施政议程，并调查他涉嫌腐败的行为。

特朗普2月底对伊朗发动战争，促使能源价格飙升，引起美国选民不满，人们对生活费高企和关税等政策的反感情绪也进一步拉低特朗普的民调支持率。

尽管特朗普过去曾多次质疑选举结果，此次却表现出和解姿态。他稍早前对《纽约时报》说，他完全愿意接受这次选举结果，并承诺与民主党人合作。

然而，他在民主党横扫两院的战报出炉后不久，就在社媒上暗示自己会如何应对民主党人推动立法的努力。他发布一张红色棒球帽的照片，上面印着“否决”（VETO）一词。

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（取自特朗普“真相社交”账号）

Democrat Bobby Pulido flips crucial South Texas district, defeating Rep. Monica De La Cruz

November 4, 2026 / 12:35 AM EST / CBS News

Democrat Bobby Pulido defeated incumbent Rep. Monica De La Cruz, CBS News projects, flipping the crucial South Texas district that Democrats had heavily targeted after the region had swung toward Republicans in 2024.

De La Cruz, an ally of President Trump’s, was first elected in 2022, flipping one of the Democratic strongholds in the largely Hispanic Rio Grande Valley. Mr. Trump won her district and two other Democratic-held districts in the region in 2024, and Republicans used that success to redraw the Congressional districts in the state.

But that left De La Cruz with 75% of her district being unknown voters. And with a weak economy and hardline immigration policies, Mr. Trump has faced declining popularity with Latino voters.

Democrats recruited Pulido, a Latin Grammy-winning Tejano singer, to run in the newly redrawn district, which includes parts of Corpus Christi and run south to the border.

Pulido garnered national headlines as he continued to perform at quinceaneras while on the campaign trail after De La Cruz posted a video in May “this isn’t about who you would want to perform at your niece’s quinceanera.” Pulido used the remark as a campaign opportunity, saying in late September that he had performed at 75 quinceaneras while on the trail.