Fox News’ new commentator Karoline Leavitt has been humiliated live on air with a brutal midterm result that really hit home.

After leaving her role as White House press secretary, 29-year-old Leavitt joined Fox News as a guest commentator for Tuesday’s midterm coverage.

That included watching the network call the Senate race in New Hampshire in real time, with Democrat Chris Pappas beating Republican John E. Sununu.

It was no close race, with Fox calling victory after Pappas achieved 61 percent of the vote, blitzing Sununu on just 37.3 percent. The Associated Press declared Pappas the winner with 58.6 percent of the vote to Sununu’s 39.6 percent, after 32 percent of the vote was counted.

One of the panelists, Dana Perino, specifically called out Leavitt as the results broke.

“I’m looking at Karoline Leavitt, who is from New Hampshire, ran a race in New Hampshire, knows all these people very well, I mean, is this a surprise?,” Perino asked her.

Leavitt said, “Yeah, well, I was in New Hampshire this morning, woke up, cast my ballot for John E. Sununu. I am sad to see not enough of my fellow Granite Staters did the same.”

She then referenced losing to Pappas when she ran for the U.S. House of Representatives in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District in 2022.

“He is a good candidate for the Democrats,” Leavitt said of Pappas. “He appears like a moderate, but when he gets into office, he votes with the far-left of his party. His family owns a small business. He likes to hide behind that throughout the campaign. It’s obviously a disappointing loss for our state.”

Leavitt then attempted to put a positive spin on events by listing states where Republicans may win seats, adding, “We’re hopeful.”