US Midterms: Republicans Projected to Lose House, Possibly Senate
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US midterm elections on Tuesday will determine control of Congress, with inflation and fiscal deficit concerns overshadowing strong GDP and employment figures. The outcome is uncertain, but a shift in congressional power could alter fiscal and trade policy trajectories.
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US midterm elections are underway on November 3, with economic concerns, particularly inflation and the cost of living, dominating voter sentiment. This trend is impacting incumbent parties and is expected to reshape the balance of power in Congress, significantly influencing President Trump's agenda. Key uncertainties remain regarding the ultimate impact of Q3 GDP growth versus persistent inflation on voter perception and the decisive role of specific demographics like the Latino vote.
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