US Midterms: 7 States That Could Decide Who Controls Congress
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Democratic opposition needs to take away three seats in the House of Representatives and four seats in the Senate
The Americans vote this Tuesday for the mid-term elections, which should see the House of Representatives switch to democrat. The vote is more uncertain in the Senate, where the majority will depend on the outcome of the vote in six states deemed "undecided".
The map of the elections in the middle of Donald Trump's term seems to be turned upside down. Historical trends are no longer always valid, partly as a result of discontent with the President. In which states are in fact defined the results that we will know at dawn outside?
The Americans vote on Tuesday to renew the House of Representatives and part of the Senate. President Donald Trump may lose his majority in Congress in these mid-term elections.
US Midterms: 7 States That Could Decide Who Controls Congress
The 2026 United States midterm elections could reshape the balance of political power in Washington, with voters deciding the fate of all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, about one-third of the Senate and several state and local offices. Although the elections feature hundreds of contests across the country, the battle for control of […]
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