Referendum on Trump, Electoral Observers and Democratic Turn; Key Points of Election Day
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The midterms have turned to defeat for the President of the United States and the Republicans. His politics for the past two years and his campaign strategy explain everything.
Tuesday night looked like the beginning of the end for Donald Trump. It's hard to imagine how he could back down after such a strong Democratic wave, when he urged voters to vote as if his name was on the ballot. Despite the advice, he made the election a referendum on himself. The historical scope of re...
Research done before the vote of the Midterms points out that inflation and discharge of the fuels motivated the choice of the electorate in the ballot box
ELECTION ANALYSIS | ADEM YAVUZ ARSLAN Election nights are long in America. Polls close on the East Coast, the first results come in, and the colors of the states begin to change on television screens. Then eyes turn to the West. Sometimes a few thousand votes, sometimes ballots from a remote town in Alaska, can change the whole calculation. But on this election night, one thing remained constant from the very first hours: a significant portion o…
WASHINGTON- U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly encouraged voters to act as if his name appeared on the ballot in these elections. It’s not so, of course. But there’s reason to believe that Tuesday’s mid-term elections, above all, will be a referendum on his performance over the past two years. Read the full note at avant-garde.com.mx
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