it seems like NPR has called all but 5 senate races, but even without them, democrats have 51 seats and bernie sanders and angus king have 2 more -- looking at the current results, two or three more seats might fall to democrats as well, including peltola in alaska and el-sayed in michigan
the house is not yet fully called, but there are only two seats left until a majority and most of the ones remaining seem to be in the "dems leading" category
in previous years, there's been a lot of moments where a narrow democrat majority resulted in things still not getting done because of a few rogue senators going against the rest of their party -- heck, this also often happens with the republicans too, in fact, that's why "obamacare" is still a thing -- but it seems like the majority the dems about to get is solid enough to avoid this type of stuff
from what i understand, winning the senate also means more ability to investigate the trump administration and its cronies?
el-sayed called, peltola now seems to be losing
219 house seats, one over majority, called for democrats