Midterm elections come to a close in referendum on Trump's presidency
Summary
Voters are deciding whether to shift power in Washington in midterm elections that the article describes as a referendum on President Donald Trump’s second term. Democrats point to frustration over high prices and the war with Iran, while Republicans have spent heavily as they try to hold the House and Senate.Key Facts
- The elections are taking place Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
- Voters are weighing control of Congress during Trump’s second term.
- The article cites high prices and public anger over the war with Iran as voter concerns.
- Democrats hope dissatisfaction with the cost of living will boost their turnout and reduce Republican turnout.
- Republicans spent tens of millions of dollars in states and districts Trump won handily two years earlier.
- Republicans were bracing for possible losses in the House while trying to retain the Senate.
- The article says the Senate map had earlier been viewed as favoring Republicans.
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