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Americans to vote in US midterms: Trump's Republicans scramble to stop Democratic wave

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Briefings

In November 2026, Republicans attempted to halt a predicted Democratic surge in US midterm elections, fearing a Democratic-controlled House would impose political constraints on President Trump since his 2025 return. Polls indicate Trump is the most unpopular president in modern US history, with France 24 reporting from Washington, DC.

Key points

• Republicans made a final push to avoid a predicted thumping in the US midterm elections, as Democrats seek to win control of Congress.
• A Democratic-controlled House would impose the first real political constraints on President Donald Trump since he returned to office in 2025.

Context

This briefing covers the 2026 US midterm election cycle where Republicans scrambled to prevent a Democratic wave, highlighting the political constraints on Trump's second term.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single report from France 24 International Affairs Editor Kethevane Gorjestani in Washington, DC. Polls and specific constraint impacts are inferred from the report's context rather than verified data.

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