Mid-Term Election: What to Remember From the Election Night?
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US voters are called to the polls on Tuesday, November 3, to renew the entire House of Representatives and a third of the Senate. Donald Trump's Republican Party is threatened with losing its majority in both Houses of Congress.
Before the mid-term elections, President Donald Trump's Republicans controlled the Senate and the House of Representatives with small majorities. On Tuesday night, the elections represented a kind of referendum on Trump's presidency. His party lost feathers. And the Democratic Party found a new breath, as the polls predicted. Here are four elements to remember.
These are historical midterms that take place on this night from Tuesday 3rd to Wednesday 4th November in the United States. Not only should the House of Representatives turn in favour of the Democratic Camp, but the latter could also pull out the Senate, contrary to what the latest polls indicated. In the face of the upcoming debacle, Donald Trump remains for the time being prostrated, waiting for the recounts to be completed.
The night of November 3 was not a more medium term election, it was an invoice charge and, above all, a sign of maturity of the American voter. In a single day, the same electorate that two years ago was carried away by the promise of low prices and order, was able to make [...]
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