Tariffs, war, and gerrymandering: none of it going to plan.
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\n\nThere are just over three weeks to go until the U.S. midterm elections, which will determine control of the legislative branch of the U.S. government.
\n\nOn Nov. 3, the U.S. will go to the ballot box to elect all 435 members, about one-third of the Senate (35 out of 100 seats), as well as decide on a host of state and local contests, such as governors' races in 36 states, like California.
\n\nSo how is the makeup of the U.S. government expected to change, are there any unexpected outcomes, and how might it affect the world?
\n\nJust after Republican Donald Trump had won back the White House over Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
\n\nWhen Republican Donald Trump won back the White House over Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in 2024, pessimism about the Democrats’ future was at a fever pitch.
\n\nSo for polling to show two years later that the party is heavy favourites to take back the House of Representatives, the lower house, and has a realistic chance of winning the Senate, implies a remarkable turnaround in their fortunes.
\n\nThe Silver Bulletin, the outlet…
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