Republican Ronny Jackson will win the House race in Texas, CNN projects.
Jackson was President Trump's former chief physician and one-time nominee for Veterans Affairs secretary.
Senate and House election results 2020
By Meg Wagner, Melissa Macaya, Veronica Rocha, Melissa Mahtani, Jessica Estepa and Amanda Wills, CNN
Updated 1:17 PM ET, Thu November 5, 2020
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CNN Projection: Trump's former physician Ronny Jackson wins Texas House seat
Catch up: Here's where the presidential race stands.
It's just past 8:30 p.m. ET and a handful or races have already been projected.
CNN projects Joe Biden will win Delaware, DC, Maryland, Massachusetts and Vermont.
Donald Trump will win Kentucky and Oklahoma, Tennessee and Oklahoma.
Based on these projections, this is where the race to 270 currently stands.
Trump has 42 electoral college votes. Biden has 30 electoral college votes.
Reminder: Each candidate needs 270 electoral college votes to win the presidency.
Follow here for live updates.
CNN Projection: Democrat wins the late John Lewis' House seat
Democrat Nikema Williams will win a House seat in Georgia, CNN projects. This is the late John Lewis' seat.
CNN Projection: Sen. McConnell wins reelection in Kentucky
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will win reelection in Kentucky, CNN projects, defeating Democratic challenger Amy McGrath.
It's almost 8:30 p.m. ET. Here's where the balance of power in Congress stands.
A handful of House and Senate races have been called and this is how the balance of power in Congress is currently shaping up.
Democrats have 32 seats in the Senate so far. Republicans have 31. Either side needs 51 seats to have a majority.
In the House, Democrats have 21 seats. Republicans have 31.
CNN Projection: Republican Bill Hagerty wins Tennessee Senate seat
Republican Bill Hagerty will win the Senate race in Tennessee, CNN projects.
CNN Projection: Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene wins House seat in Georgia
Marjorie Taylor Greene will win a House seat in Georgia, CNN projects.
Greene, who has promoted QAnon theories, ran unopposed for the vacant and solid Republican seat. Democrat Kevin Van Ausdal dropped out of the race after winning the party’s primary.
After her primary win, Greene walked back her support and said the QAnon candidate label “doesn’t represent me.”
The seat for Georgia's 14th congressional district is currently held by Republican Rep. Tom Graves, who has served in the House since 2010 and announced last year that he would not seek reelection in 2020.
CNN Projection: Delaware governor wins reelection
Delaware's Democratic Gov. John Carney will win reelection, CNN projects.
CNN Projection: Sen. Inhofe wins reelection in Oklahoma
GOP Sen. Jim Inhofe will win reelection in Oklahoma, CNN projects.