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When Will We Know Who Controls US Congress?

When Will We Know Who Controls US Congress?

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US midterm elections saw Democrats flip both the Senate and the House, ending Republican control of Congress. A foreign‑affairs expert warned that the “blue wave” should be a lesson for President Trump, urging him to “tighten his belt and limp” for the remainder of his term. In India, the cabinet approved a two‑year extension of tenure for Agniveers, while Iran announced an exemption for Indian ships from Hormuz restrictions. Analysts say the Democratic takeover may influence India‑US trade, tariffs and Trump’s technology initiatives.

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    Control of the House depends on which party reaches 218 seats. Currently, 219 members caucus with Republicans, one more than the minimum needed for a majority when all seats are filled. There are two vacancies now.

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Control of the House depends on which party reaches 218 seats. Currently, 219 members caucus with Republicans, one more than the minimum needed for a majority when all seats are filled. There are two vacancies now.

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When Will We Know Who Controls US Congress?

Control of the House depends on which party reaches 218 seats. Currently, 219 members caucus with Republicans, one more than the minimum needed for a majority when all seats are filled. There are two vacancies now.

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