Democrats Win House & Senate: What Happens to Trump Now?
Democrats will control House and Senate committees and gain subpoena power, setting up a tougher path for legislation, investigations and Trump’s nominees.
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What happens now? Democrats and Republicans are beginning to map out their strategies in the wake of the electoral upheaval
Trump is toying with the idea of vetoing his rivals’ measures; the new majority is considering launching investigations into members of the administration
The American political landscape underwent a dramatic shift overnight. In the November 3, 2026 midterm elections, the Democrats won control of both the House and Senate, ending the Republican Party's simultaneous control of the White House and Congress. The Associated Press and Reuters confirmed the election results on November 4, stating that the Democrats will wield significant power over the legislative agenda, committee investigative powers,…
A blue wave swept across the USA. Democrats regained their majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives in Tuesday's elections. Surprisingly, they also won seats in places that were Republican strongholds. For US President Donald Trump (80), this is a crushing defeat for his party. But what does this mean for the Czech Republic and the rest of the world?
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