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Huge loss for Trump as Democrats take control of Congress

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Nation (Kenya)
“Democrats capture Congress as Trump's candidates stumble”

Half of voters nationwide said they saw the 2026 midterm elections as an opportunity to rebuke...

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Daily Maverick
“US MIDTERMS: Democrats capture Congress in sweeping setback for Trump”

Democrats captured Senate and House majorities, flipping Republican strongholds as voters punished Trump over economic pressures, rising fuel costs and the Iran war.

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Premium Times
“Huge loss for Trump as Democrats take control of Congress”

The Democratic Party flipped six Republican-held Senate seats the party needed to claim the majority, winning races in Texas, Ohio, Kansas, Iowa, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The post Huge loss for Trump as Democrats take control of Congress appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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RTP Notícias
“Democratas conquistam Congresso e impõem derrota a Trump”

Os democratas conquistaram as duas câmaras do Congresso norte-americano nas eleições intercalares de terça-feira, alcançando vitórias surpreendentes em estados republicanos e impondo uma pesada derrota política ao Presidente Donald Trump.

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Correio da Manhã
“Democratas conquistam Congresso e impõem derrota a Trump”

Resultados representam uma mudança profunda no equilíbrio político em Washington e obrigarão Trump a enfrentar um Congresso controlado pela oposição durante os últimos dois anos do seu mandato presidencial.

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The Times of Israel
“Democrats take control of US House and Senate in sharp rebuke of Trump, Republicans”

Democrats flip states that GOP held for decades and that Trump won by double digits, as voters air frustrations over high prices and Iran war; Israel critics among victors

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