US EditionTrump questions if GOP can overcome voters’ ‘psychological’ midterms hurdle
Republican strategists worry about low approval ratings and Democratic wins; the SAVE Act could disenfranchise up to 21 million voters, disproportionately affecting minorities and women.
- With the 2026 midterms a little over nine months away, President Donald Trump and Republican strategists fear a 'blue wave'.
- Following Democratic wins in late 2025 and early 2026, the FBI, accompanied by Tulsi Gabbard, the president's director of national security, raided Fulton County, Georgia, seizing 2020 ballots.
- Republican-Controlled state legislatures have tightened rules requiring photo ID, reducing poll hours, and restricting food or water, while armed federal agents appeared at polling places and the SAVE Act passed the U.S. House but stalled in the U.S. Senate.
- Facing those stakes, the GOP risks losing control if Democrats gain three seats to recapture the House or four seats to control the Senate, which could lead to impeachment proceedings.
- Amid federal-state clashes, Attorney General Bondi recently demanded unredacted voter rolls from Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, while Jeff Foster warned it risks federal control, echoing David Graham's fraud concerns.
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Trump questions if GOP can overcome voters’ ‘psychological’ midterms hurdle
President Trump is warning of a possible Democratic victory in November’s midterm elections, seemingly lowering expectations for Republican wins well ahead of any voters heading to the ballot box. …
Trump questions if GOP can overcome voters’ 'psychological' midterms hurdle
President Trump is warning of a possible Democratic victory in November’s midterm elections, seemingly lowering expectations for Republican wins well ahead of any voters heading to the ballot box. Trump regularly notes the party in control of the White House historically tends to lose the midterms, attributing it a “psychological factor” among voters. The president [...]
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