Donald Trump's name may not be on the ballot, but his presidency is. The US midterms could reshape Congress, stall his administration and open the door to fresh investigations, appointment battles and even a third impeachment.
The key issues of the election are the state of the economy, inflation, immigration and the regulation of artificial intelligence, which causes sharp debates between Republicans and Democrats. The outcome of the vote will decide which party has control over Congress, which directly affects Trump's ability to implement his policy.