Former U.S. President Obama congratulated the Democratic Party on its midterm election victory on social platforms, saying that Americans want unity politics and practical solutions, thanked election workers and volunteers, and said that after the Democratic Party wins control of the House of Representatives and the Senate, the remaining two years of this administration will promote change, prevent further damage, and lay the foundation for the future.
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Obama has been away from the White House for many years, but in the final weeks of this midterm election, he campaigned with a number of Democratic candidates and canvassed for votes.
China News Service, November 4. According to a report by the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) on the 4th, former US President Obama posted a message on social platforms to congratulate the Democratic Party.
Data map: Obama. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhang Weiran
"Tonight, the American people sent a clear message - they want a politics that brings people together, not divide them, and leaders who can provide practical solutions to the challenges they face," Obama wrote. "And these results are possible because outstanding candidates have stepped up across the country, including in areas once thought to have long odds."
Obama said he would also like to express his gratitude to the thousands of election workers and volunteers from both parties who helped ensure the smooth conduct of the election.
At the end of the post, regarding the US media's prediction that the Democrats would win control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, Obama wrote, "This administration still has two years left in its term, but what we have to do now is roll up our sleeves, push for change where we have the power to change, prevent further damage, and lay the foundation for the future."
NBC News pointed out that Obama has been away from the White House for many years, but in the final weeks of this midterm election, he participated in campaign events with many Democratic candidates and canvassed votes for them.
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