Republicans have secured at least 211 seats, seven short of the majority in the 435-member chamber, with 24 races left to be called.

While the whole world was watching the presidential election, the results of which are already known, important elections were also taking place in the US – for both chambers of Congress. And one of them still has an open outcome.

The Republican Party has won the U.S. Senate majority, regaining control for the first time in four years, but who will win the House?

After Tuesday’s results, GOP will hold 32 seats in the South Carolina state Senate, with the likelihood of the number going up to 34 seats after two automatic recounts.

Republicans on Saturday were close to clinching control of the U.S. House of Representatives, a critical element for President-elect Donald Trump to advance his agenda when he returns to the White House in January.

Democrats will keep their majority control of the Pennsylvania state House of Representatives next year after holding onto a Johnstown area seat.

Democrats maintain control of Pennsylvania House of Representatives with a one-seat margin.