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Midterms live: US voters head to polls to determine control of Congress for Trump’s remaining term

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US voters are scheduled to vote in the midterm elections on Tuesday, aiming to determine control of Congress for President Trump's final term. Democrats are projected to retake control of the House, requiring them to gain three seats, while Senate control remains uncertain. Losing either chamber would impact Trump's legislative ability and serve as a referendum on his second term.

Key points

• US midterm elections are scheduled for Tuesday to decide control of Congress for Trump's remaining term.
• Democrats need to gain three House seats and four Senate seats to overtake the Republican majority.

Context

The midterm elections will determine control of Congress for President Trump's final term. Democrats are projected to retake control of the House, requiring them to gain three seats, while Senate control remains uncertain. Losing either chamber would impact Trump's legislative ability and serve as a referendum on his second term.

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Evidence is limited to the scheduled date and projected seat requirements. No specific voter turnout numbers, election results, or historical context are provided.

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