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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustUS Midterms: House Speaker Johnson “disappointed” over poll results, vows to win back in 2028
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The recent US midterm elections saw Amy Acton, LaMonica McIver and James Talarico claim significant victories. Acton’s campaign was marked by familial strain from estrangement with her mother, while McIver openly discussed her fertility struggles, which resonated with voters in New Jersey. The elections also produced historic setbacks for the GOP, with Democrats flipping Ohio, Iowa, Georgia and Texas—states that had remained Republican for 20, 28 and 36 years respectively—and delivering a setback to President Donald Trump.
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A historic political moment is taking shape in the United States as Democrats are projected to reclaim control of the House of Representatives in the 2026 midterm elections, paving the way for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to potentially become the first African American Speaker of the…
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Acknowledging a difficult electoral setback for Republicans as Democrats are projected to take control of both chambers of the US Congress, House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed disappointment over the midterm results but vowed that his party would reclaim the House in the 2028 elections.
