WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, delivering a decisive rebuke of President Donald Trump and ushering in a new era of congressional resistance to the president. Tuesday's midterm elections laid bare voters' deep frustrations over high prices, the Iran war, and concerns over government corruption. Democrats routed their rivals across the map, flipping states that have voted Republican for decades and that Trump won by double digits just two years ago.

ATLANTA — Georgia voters made history Tuesday, electing for the first time in 238 years of statehood a woman — and a Black person — as governor. In January, when she is sworn in, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta, will also become the first Black woman governor of any state in the 250-year history of the nation.

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff was reelected Tuesday to a second term, holding a key seat for Democrats by defeating Republican Rep. Mike Collins in a race that raised the Senate’s youngest member’s national profile as his party prepares for President Donald Trump’s final two years in the White House.

DALLAS, Ga. — At Fortified Hills Baptist Church, Engage Missions Week is designed to do more than tell church members what missionaries are doing around the world. Lead Pastor Josh Price described Engage Week as an opportunity for members to understand that they are participants in the mission of God through discipleship, prayer, giving, evangelism, and, for some, going to the nations.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The final day of voting in this year’s midterm elections arrived Tuesday after months of legal disputes over President Donald Trump’s efforts to expand the federal government’s role in elections traditionally administered by the states.