Breaking down the vote: Who turned out and why?

Senior political correspondent Rachel Scott to break down what we know about the election results and the message voters are sending here, Rachel. It is a very strong message. Good morning to you. We're not just talking about a blue wave here. We're talking about a seismic political earthquake and also red states that President Trump won by double digits being wiped out here in Texas, electing a Democrat for the first time in 30 years, electing a Democrat in Kansas for the first time in nearly a century. That blue wave crashing over the city. That surprising upset there in South Carolina and then the race that we are all watching very closely this morning. We are talking about Mississippi. Yes, deep red Mississippi right now. The Democratic candidate, Scott Colome, is just. Forty-three points ahead of the incumbent Senator Hyde-Smith. At this point, this race still too close to call. Another race too close to call this morning, Alaska. We're tracking the results coming in there as well. Right now at this hour, Democrats have flipped seven seats. But again, they have an opportunity to expand the map even more this morning as we watch these races. And the Democrats also flipping the House despite their efforts to change some of the maps. Exactly. And so let's take a look at where this stands over in the House this morning. Democrats have picked up 25 seats. Many of these races, we are still watching closely. You see them here in gray. They're still too close to call at this hour. But when we talk about the way these maps were redrawn and a number of these states and in these districts, congressional Republicans and state Republicans redrawing these maps, making them less diverse, more red, in hopes that it would help the Republican on the ballot. Well, guess what? It completely backfired. They redrew 15 congressional districts. Republicans did not win so far in a single one of these districts. In fact, this morning, it is Democrats that are winning in districts that President Trump won, in some cases, by double digits. At least 23 Democrats so far have won in districts that President Trump won. And of course, we keep talking about what was driving voters to the polls to this morning to send this powerful message. And it is all about the economy. Our ABC News voter poll here shows that 75% of A voter said that the economy was not in good or poor. It was in very poor shape. They felt like the inflation had really caused a hardship to their family, guys. Yeah, you said voters wanted to send a powerful message. The message was sent. We'll just have to see if it was received. Okay, Rachel, thank you.