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Democrats edged closer to a US House majority in the 2026 midterm elections after ousting six Republicans and flipping key battleground seats, a shift that threatens Republican control of Congress amid rising inflation concerns. Projections from CNN and CNBC indicated a Democratic House majority and put Democrats within reach of the Senate, describing the outcome as a repudiation of Donald Trump’s presidency. The races also saw Democrat Amy Acton flip a state from Republican control as Vivek Ramaswamy lost a governor race, and Indian‑American Democrats Suhas Subramanyam and Aruna Miller Pia Dandiya win seats, with Subramanyam becoming Virginia’s first Indian‑American member of Congress.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats in the Senate and three seats in the House of Representatives to secure majorities in the respective chambers.
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Midterms are held two years after a presidential election in all 50 states, and the President and Vice President are not on the ballot.
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Midterms are held two years after a presidential election in all 50 states, and the President and Vice President are not on the ballot.
