Morning Rush: Democrats Gain Control of Both Chambers of U.S. Congress
- Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, gaining at least 27 House seats and securing a majority.
- The results weakened Republicans in Washington and gave Democrats greater power to investigate the Trump administration and potentially pursue impeachments.
- Democrats made major gains in Texas and Colorado, while Latino voters shifted toward Democratic House candidates.
- The Senate results included Democratic victories in Georgia and New Hampshire.
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Democrats flipped at least 27 House seats as a sharp Latino voter shift helped deliver control of both chambers
Democrats won control of both chambers in the midterm election after flipping at least 27 House seats, with a major Latino shift helping decide key races in Texas and Colorado.
Boris Pervushin: The Democrats seem to be taking over both houses of Congress
The Democrats seem to be taking over both houses of Congress. It's a shame for Trump and the entire ruling party. How should we negotiate now? Has the situation gotten worse for us? or could it be better? We're sorting it out...Boris...
The U.S. Democrats won the majorities in the Senate and the House of Representatives in the Midterms. Jeffries, head of the Democratic Group in the House of Representatives, cheered: "America is back." Democrats are also celebrating victories in the Governorial elections.[more]
Democrats win majority in both chambers of U.S. Congress: preliminary results (updated)
Following the mid-term congressional elections, Democratic Party candidates have taken Senate seats from the Republicans in North and South Carolina and, according to projections, are set to regain a majority in the House of Representatives.
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