Tim and Ted are joined by Joe Fleming and Steph Machado to break down the results of Tuesday's election in Rhode Island and nationally.

Republican Representative Christopher Paplauskas lost to Allan Fung, the former GOP mayor of Cranston who ran as an independent and will be the first Asian American in the House.

Rhode Islanders elected some new state and local officeholders on Tuesday, while also keeping a number of incumbents in place.

Both WPRI and WJAR projected the Democrat to win the Rhode Island attorney general race after defeating Republican Alan Gordon.

Helena Buonanno Foulkes, a Costco board member and former retail CEO, won her race to become Rhode Island’s next governor, making her one of a relatively small number of corporate executives to transition to political office.

Incumbent Democrat Sabina Matos has won the race for Rhode Island lieutenant governor, 12 News projects.

Democratic incumbent Seth Magaziner has won the race for Rhode Island's 2nd Congressional District seat, 12 News projects.

Democrat Gabe Amo is projected to win a third term in the U.S. House for Rhode Island's first congressional district. The race was considered low-key compared to other contests in the state. Amo has expressed hope for a Democratic majority in Congress to address issues like healthcare and government spending.

Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung has won the race for R.I. House District 15 as an independent candidate, 12 News projects.

Democratic incumbent Jack Reed has won reelection to a sixth term representing Rhode Island in the U.S. Senate, the Associated Press projects. Read more: