Media Notes Democrats Get Trashed Richard A. Gephardt (D-Mo.) will leave his leadership post as the Democrats regroup.– By Howard Kurtz (AP Photo)

• White House Maps Ambitious Plans
• GOP Victory's Ripples Spread
• Democrats: Challenges On Agenda, Leadership
• Republican Win Puts Daschle at Crossroads
• Service's Meltdown Halts Flow of Exit Poll Data


Governor Elections
• ROUNDUP: Democrats Get a Few Big Wins
• Democrats Gain, but Both Sides Claim Success
• Florida: Jeb Bush Wins Reelection
• Maryland: Ehrlich Stuns Townsend
• Vermont: Legislature to Pick Governor
• Alabama: Candidates Dispute Results
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Senate Elections
• ROUNDUP: Republicans Retake Control
• Takeover Is No Guarantee of Speed
• Minnesota: Mondale Retires, Coleman Reaches Out
• S.D.: Johnson Holds Off Thune's Challenge
• Texas: GOP Sweeps Statewide Offices
• N.J.: Switch to Lautenberg Pays Off
• Arkansas: Pryor Knocks Off Hutchinson
• Georgia: Chambliss Upsets Cleland
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House Elections
• ROUNDUP: GOP Expands Its Majority
• Md. 8: Van Hollen Ousts Morella
• Fla. 13: Katherine Harris Wins Seat
• Va. 8: Moran Fends Off Challenge
• N.J. 5: Garrett Defeats Sumers
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Maryland Elections
• The Dimming of the Kennedy Era
• Voters Deliver a Call for Change
• More Stories

Local Elections
• D.C.: Williams Wins Reelection in D.C.
• Virginia: Voters Reject Road Tax
• More Stories

Media Coverage
• Shales: Who Won? Who Lost? Who Knows?
• Kurtz: Media Flunk the Midterms

Ballot Initiatives
• Voters' Verdicts Mixed on Array of Measures
• Graphic: How They Fared

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Across THE NATION A State-by-State Roundup A final, nationwide analysis of the elections that produced a Republican wave and shifted the balance of power in Washington. Choose by these regions: • The Mid-Atlantic • The Midwest • The Northeast • The Pacific • The Plains • The Rocky Mountains • The South • The Southwest