Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin vowed in her reelection victory speech Thursday to work with President-elect Donald Trump whenever possible, but also vowed to fight him to protect the national health care law and abortion rights.

Baldwin was narrowly re-elected to a third term against Eric Hovde, a Republican businessman backed by Trump. Hovde has yet to lose in a race where the margin was close enough to call for a recount.

“We deserve a politics with less insults, less division, less hatred and fewer lies. Actually, there are no lies,” Baldwin told a group of supporters at the steamfitters union training center.

Baldwin defeated Hovde by a margin of just under 29,000, or 0.9%, according to unofficial results. State law allows losers of races that are within 1 percentage point of the winner to seek a recount, but Hovde has not yet said whether he will do so.

Hovde’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment Thursday.

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