A Democrat has been elected to the Senate from Alabama for the first time in a quarter-century.
A combination of hyper-charged Democratic turnout and depressed conservative numbers handed Doug Jones a Senate seat no one thought he would win just weeks ago. And it capped a campaign that saw arch-conservative jurist Roy Moore, an accused child molester, fall short in a state Donald Trump won by 28 points just 13 months earlier.
Dale Jackson with WVNN in Huntsville, Alabama joined Dan and Amy with reaction to the election results: