Double history in the US: Two states elect governors who shattered glass ceilings

Two historic victories in the US midterm elections: Keisha Lance Bottoms was elected the first Black female governor of Georgia, and Deb Haaland was elected the first Native American female governor of New Mexico. Both Democratic candidates achieved groundbreaking milestones amid the partisan struggle for control of states and Congress.

Two historic victories were recorded in the US midterm elections: Keisha Lance Bottoms was elected the first Black female governor of Georgia, and Deb Haaland was elected the first Native American female governor of New Mexico. Both Democratic candidates achieved groundbreaking milestones. The backdrop is the partisan struggle for control of various states and the US Congress.