Incumbent Democratic Senator Mark Warner narrowly won re-election against Republican strategists, former RNC chairman, and former Counselor to President George W. Bush, Ed Gillespie. Gillespie did not concede the race until November 7, losing by a margin of 49.1% to 48.3%. Warner was first elected to the Senate in 2008, after previously serving as 69th Governor of Virginia from 2002-2006.

Georgia Democrat and State Senator Jason Carter, grandson of former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, was defeated in the general election by Republican incumbent Nathan Deal, who was a Democrat until 1995, when he served in the U.S. House of Representatives. Deal won by a margin of 52.81% to Carter’s 44.83%.

Points of Light CEO and Democrat Michelle Nunn, daughter of former U.S. Senator, Sam Nunn, was defeated by businessman David Perdue by a margin of 52.9% to 45.1%. Perdue defeated congressman Jack Kingston (GA-01) in the Republican primary by just 1.76%.

Arkansas has finally turned the corner and become a bonafide Republican stronghold, the last of the dixieland to do so. The 2014 midterm elections were the first time Republicans captured all seven constitutional offices of the state since the 1870s. Despite voting Red in presidential elections since 1968, except for 1976, 1992, and 1996 (when Southern Democrats ran, one being native son Bill Clinton) their state government and federal offices have consistently voted Democrat–until now. The state legislature was also turned over to the Republican party for the first time since the 1870s in the 2012 elections.

Arkansans also voted to raise their state’s minimum wage to $8.50/hour by 2017.

Little Rock businessman and Republican candidate French Hill won the state’s central Arkansas congressional seat, defeating retired 24-year North Little Rock mayor Patrick Henry Hays.

Hill received 52% of the vote and won six of seven counties, becoming just the fourth Republican representative of the second district since the 1870s.

The 2014 midterm elections were also the first time Republicans captured all seven constitutional offices of the state since the 1870s. Despite voting Red in presidential elections since 1968, except for 1976, 1992, and 1996 (when Southern Democrats ran, one being native son Bill Clinton) their state government and federal offices have consistently voted Democrat–until now. The state legislature was also turned over to the Republican party for the first time since the 1870s in the 2012 elections.

Former state senator and fourth district Democratic congressman Mike Ross lost to former third district congressman and DEA administrator Asa Hutchinson, a Republican from Rodgers in Northwest Arkansas.

Hutchinson received 55% of the vote and won 52 of 75 counties, becoming only the fourth Republican Governor of Arkansas since the 1870s.

The 2014 midterm elections were also the first time Republicans captured all seven constitutional offices of the state since the 1870s. Despite voting Red in presidential elections since 1968, except for 1976, 1992, and 1996 (when Southern Democrats ran, one being native son Bill Clinton) their state government and federal offices have consistently voted Democrat–until now. The state legislature was also turned over to the Republican party for the first time since the 1870s in the 2012 elections.

Mark Pryor lost big to ex-soldier Harvard Law grad Tom Cotton after twelve years in the Senate. Pryor came from a well-known political dynasty in Arkansas, but was swept away by a Republican wave like his former colleague Blanche Lincoln. Of all states, none has turned more sharply to the right in the Obama era as Arkansas, which was won twice by favorite son Bill Clinton in the 1990s.

Cotton won 57% of the vote, winning 62 of 75 counties. He is only the third Republican Senator from Arkansas since the 1870s.

The 2014 midterm elections were also the first time Republicans captured all seven constitutional offices of the state since the 1870s. Despite voting Red in presidential elections since 1968, except for 1976, 1992, and 1996 (when Southern Democrats ran, one being native son Bill Clinton) their state government and federal offices have consistently voted Democrat–until now. The state legislature was also turned over to the Republican party for the first time since the 1870s in the 2012 elections.

While they were conversing late one night on the phone, she invited him over.

But no one was home ;)

Thicke, being the teenage boy he was, couldn’t wait.

He most likely did something regrettable within their relationship and they decided to part ways. It didn’t last long though and they are currently living happily ever after

Hounding a girl to talk to you constantly isn’t exactly the best way to get her to like you. If you haven’t learned that yet, you will soon, homie.