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Democrats Poised for Congress Control as Midterm Results Emerge
Democrats are projected to gain control of both the House and Senate in the U.S. midterm elections, marking a significant political setback for President Trump and the Republican party.
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What happened
- 01Democrats are projected to win control of both the House and Senate in U.S. midterm elections.
- 02New York Times estimates a 95% chance of Democratic control in both Congressional chambers.
- 03Josh Shapiro re-elected Pennsylvania Governor; Byron Donalds to become Florida's first Black governor.
- 04Progressive Democrat the Democrat elected to House, known for strong criticism of Israel.
- 05Key Senate races show Democratic gains in New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Georgia.
- 06Sources close to Trump reportedly anticipate a "very bad night" for Republicans.
Key victories for Democrats include Josh Shapiro's re-election as Governor of Pennsylvania and Chris Pappas retaining a Senate seat in New Hampshire. The Democrat, a progressive Democrat critical of Israel, was elected to the House of Representatives. While Republicans held onto the governorship in Florida with Byron Donalds' election, Democrats made gains in Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia.
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