Results (thus far) in 19 competitive congressional races of immigration importance.

At 4:30 a.m. on Election Night, I want to let you know where we stand with the 19 congressional races we've been highlighting for you the last six weeks.

These are races -- rated all fall as very close by the major analysts -- which had a candidate judged by NumbersUSA as much better on issues of immigration reduction and enforcement than the competitor.

The much-better candidate on immigration reduction/enforcement . . .

• . . . is leading in 6 of the competitive Senate races and in 8 of the U.S. House races.

The immigration expansionist candidate . . .

• . . . is leading in 2 of the Senate races and 3 of the U.S. House races.

It doesn't look like many more results are coming in until later this morning, so I'll put this in your in-box to peruse over breakfast when you awake. As I do late every election night, I send you these specialized results because you aren't likely to be able to find this information collected anywhere else. NumbersUSA focuses on only one thing in these elections -- the possible impact on future immigration policy.

All of these candidates named here were deemed far better than their opponents at protecting American workers from reckless immigration policies. And all were considered to be in tossup-type races.

(Percentages listed are for vote totals at the time of this email. Races in which the immigration reduction/enforcement candidates are leading are listed in green; races in which they are losing are listed in red.)

ALABAMA -- Tommy Tuberville defeated the incumbent (Sen. Jones) 61.3% to 38.5%.

ARIZONA -- Senator McSally lost her re-election race 45.4% to 54.6%.

AZ-2 -- Brandon Martin lost his challenge to the incumbent (Rep. Kirkpatrick) 43% to 57%.

AZ-6 -- Rep. Schweikert is trailing in his re-election bid 48.3% to 51.7% (with 75% votes counted). Schweikert has a NumbersUSA Career A+ rating for immigration actions protecting American workers.

COLORADO -- Senator Gardner lost his re-election bid 44% to 53.9%.

CO-3 -- Lauren Boebert is leading in an open-seat race 51.1% to 45.7% (with 91% votes counted).

GEORGIA -- Senator Perdue is winning re-election 50.8% to 46.9% (with 90% votes counted). He has a NumbersUSA Career B+ grade.

GEORGIA -- Rep. Loeffler won one of the two slots in a runoff race to an open Senate seat. She has a NumbersUSA Career A+ grade.

GA-7 -- Rich McCormick is trailing in an open race 48.8% to 51.2% (with 95% votes counted).

IL-6 -- Jeanne Ives is trailing the incumbent (Rep. Casten) 46.2% to 52.1% (with 67% votes counted).

IL-14 -- Jim Oberweis is leading against an incumbent (Rep. Underwood) 50.9% to 49.1% (with 78% votes counted).

IOWA -- Senator Ernst won re-election 51.7% to 45.2%. She has a NumbersUSA Career A-minus for immigration actions protecting American workers.

MICHIGAN -- John James is leading a D-minus incumbent (Sen. Peters) 52.4% to 45.7% (with 74% votes counted).

MONTANA -- Sen. Daines won re-election 53.1% to 46.9%. He has a NumbersUSA Career B grade.

NY-1 -- Rep. Zeldin is leading in his re-election 61.3% to 38.7% (with 77% votes counted). He has a NumbersUSA Career A grade.

PA-10 -- Rep. Perry is leading in his re-election 58.9% to 41.1% (with 67% votes counted). He is one of the rock stars of immigration protection for American workers with NumbersUSA's top rating as a TRUE REFORMER.

TX-21 -- Rep. Roy is leading in his re-election 52.5% to 45.6% (with 95% votes counted). He has a NumbersUSA Career A+ grade.

TX-31 -- Rep. Carter won his re-election 53.5% to 44.2%. He has a NumbersUSA Career B+ grade.

VA-5 -- Bob Good is leading 53.6% to 46.4% (with 90% votes counted) in an open race in which he defeated the incumbent in a primary election based on immigration issues. He ran as a NumbersUSA TRUE REFORMER.

Keep in mind that pollsters and pundits had predicted that all of these races could be very close. The races that ended up being decided by large margins are surprises.

Thanks to all of you who found ways to support the immigration reduction/enforcement candidates.

There remain a lot of votes still to be counted before we are sure of the net results.

ROY BECK, PRESIDENT OF NUMBERSUSA ACTION