From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Why the US may not know who controls the Senate for weeks, and the two states to blame
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U.S. midterm elections in 2026 resulted in Democrats gaining control of the House of Representatives, with Indian‑American candidates winning several key races. The outcomes are being interpreted as a referendum on President Donald Trump’s two‑year tenure, which observers describe as tumultuous and divisive. Voters told Reuters that their choices were driven by concerns such as the cost of living and Trump’s immigration crackdown. Early reporting noted the Democratic wave that helped secure the House majority, while Indian‑American victories were highlighted as notable early gains.
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Americans will vote on November 3, but final Senate results may take longer due to various factors. California and Alaska are significant states contributing to this delay with their large number of mail ballots. With over 80% of California voters voting by mail, counting could extend beyond…
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Americans will vote on November 3, but final Senate results may take longer due to various factors. California and Alaska are significant states contributing to this delay with their large number of mail ballots. With over 80% of California voters voting by mail, counting could extend beyond…
