Pennsylvanians showed up at the polls Tuesday, as about 4.9 million people cast their ballots for federal and state leaders. Like the rest of the country, Pennsylvania — ever the swing state — swung hard.

Jack Rader has been elected to a seventh term, defeating Democratic challenger Thomas Kucer in the 176th District. Unofficial results on election night showed Rader with about 56.1% of the vote, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

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Polls will close in more states with closely watched Senate races, including Maine, where GOP Sen. Susan Collins is attempting to yet again fend off a Democratic challenger in her blue-leaning state.

State Sen. Lisa Baker, who has served in the 20th District for 20 years, won another term, beating a Democratic challenger who shared the same last name.

Maureen Madden has been elected to a sixth term, defeating Republican challenger Rich Szabo. Unofficial results on election night showed Madden with about 63% of the vo

WNEP, The News Station's, Scott Schaffer speaks to analysts Corey O'Brien and Jim Bognet about how the midterms are playing out so far.

In the race for Pennsylvania's 95th District House seat, incumbent Democrat Carol Hill-Evans defeated Republican Jasmine Rivera, according to unofficial results. With all precincts reporting, Hill-Evans led with 69.

Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly has beaten back a challenge from Democratic candidate Justin Wagner in the race to serve the 16th Congressional District in Pennsylvania, CBS News projects.