El American

In a surprising and hopeful turn of events for the Republicans, Ron DeSantis and Marco Rubio won Miami-Dade County by approximately 11% and 9%, respectively. This county is 68% Latino and has the highest percentage of Latinos in the state. DeSantis lost the Latino vote in this county in 2018 by about 20%.

National Review

Bidding farewell to Beto, Abrams, Crist — really, you can go now.

The Federalist

That the elections should be some form of reckoning for Republicans to either throw Trump overboard or cuff themselves to his ankles and swallow the key is a very, very stupid way of thinking about the future.

Washington Examiner

The verdict is in: Against massive public dissatisfaction with the direction of a country led entirely by Democrats, former President Donald Trump’s Republican Party still scared enough voters that it embarrassingly underperformed in this year’s elections. The less Trump-like the Republican candidates, the better they did.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: What happened last night should have been an emphatic correction to the hell this country has been subjected to since Joe Biden was artificially installed in the White House. Instead, we got a bunch of bleating socialist sheep.

Daily Caller

Republicans under-performed across the country Tuesday, with Donald Trump-endorsed nominees losing or trailing in swing districts and Senate and gubernatorial races.

American Greatness

Election reform candidates are not the threat. The threat to democracy is to leave things the way they are.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Grandpa Badfinger warned us – don't expect answers Tuesday night! – but we used to be able to count the votes in one night. Now it takes forever in liberal blue states and cities. Red states? Done and done. Democrat places? Why should they show competence in this aspect of governance when they don't in any other? Also, delay makes it easier to cheat.

NY Post

Suddenly, 2024 doesn’t feel so far away. Nor does Trump look like the only choice or the inevitable nominee. In that sense, the night was a coming-out party for DeSantis.

Wall Street Journal

A huge re-election victory vindicates his pandemic policies.

Fox News

Republicans are ready to move on without Donald Trump.

National Review

The blow-out victories by DeSantis, Rubio, and other Republicans confirm that the Sunshine State’s fading purple hue has all but disappeared.

WND

Republicans, as had been predicted, likely will be the House majority in the new Congress after the first of the year, and should that happen there will be a lot of changes in Washington.

Big League Politics

Republicans are becoming heavily skeptical as reports begin flooding in about Dominion voting machines being “broken,” “down,” and “not warmed up yet” across the county.