As voters decide on all House seats and dozens of Senate contests, Democratic leaders and the White House are strategizing for a potential shift in legislative power.
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As voters decide on all House seats and dozens of Senate contests, Democratic leaders and the White House are strategizing for a potential shift in legislative power.
US lawmakers, commentators, and the White House are mapping out what a Democratic takeover of Congress — and a post-Trump era — could look like after Tuesday’s midterms. All 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats, and governorships in 36 states are on the ballot on Tuesday. Republicans hold narrow majorities in both chambers of Congress, and forecasters believe Democrats have a real chance at taking one, or even both, back.
President Donald Trump has made this election about himself.
Semafor reported the story as "Democrats eye post-election powers." The Daily Signal reported the story as "Election Night Viewer's Guide: Poll Closings and What to Watch Hour by Hour."
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