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Here’s How Senate Winners and Losers Reacted on Election Night

By Michael Cades
Posted November 12, 2016 at 3:38pm

By Michael Cades

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Republicans prevailed in four of the six tossup Senate races on Nov. 8. How did the candidates react? Watch Roll Call’s selection of some of the Senate victory and concession speeches from that night (and the wee hours of the next morning).

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