NPR reported that Democrat Adam Hamilton beat Sen. Roger Marshall, whom NPR described as "a fierce loyalist to President Trump," in a race the Associated Press called. NPR's report, written by Grace Hills, said Hamilton became the first Democratic senator from Kansas in nearly a century.

In Michigan, Axios reported that Democrat Abdul El-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers in the closely watched Senate race, which the Associated Press projected. Axios said El-Sayed will become the nation's first Muslim senator. According to the outlet, the result shows how a progressive candidate can win in a battleground state that President Trump carried just two years ago. Axios's report was written by Joe Guillen.

Fox News published a column by Asra Nomani on November 3 addressing a warning by Wajahat Ali that "the fire will rise" if El-Sayed lost the race. According to the Fox News summary, the warning drew a sharp rebuke from Muslim reformers.

The sources differ in how they frame the Michigan race. The Fox News headline treats Ali's warning as conditional on El-Sayed losing, while Axios reports that he won. The NPR and Axios reports both attribute their results to the Associated Press, which made the Kansas race call and the Michigan projection, according to the summaries.

The sources available for this report do not include vote totals or margins for either race, and they do not state the times at which the results were called.

Sources: Fox News: ASRA NOMANI: Muslim reformers reject ‘fire will rise’ warning if El-Sayed loses as 'Jihad First'; NPR: Adam Hamilton becomes the first Democratic senator from Kansas in nearly a century; Axios: El-Sayed becomes first Muslim U.S. senator.