
Democrats won a sweeping victory in Tuesday's midterm elections, with Asian-American and other voters of colour playing a key role, according to a new poll of 10,141 voters including 2,130 AAPI voters conducted between October 20 and November 3.
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Democrats scored a sweeping victory in Tuesday's midterm elections, with Asian-Americans and other voters of colour playing a key role, according to a new voter poll released on Wednesday.
Democrats scored a sweeping victory in Tuesday's midterm elections, with Asian-Americans and other voters of colour playing a key role, according to a new voter poll released on Wednesday.
The 2026 Midterm Election Voter Poll surveyed 10,141 voters, including 2,130 Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) voters, between October 20 and November 3. It offers insights into voting trends across racial groups.
Taeku Lee, a Harvard professor of government and a researcher for the poll, said Asian-American voters not only turned out in 2026 but also swung decisively towards Democrats.

With the 23 days left until the nine-in-one election, Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party said that Chiang Wanan is even more powerful. He called on his supporters "Little Water Drops" to stand up and strive for a reversal of victory on the polling day. He also emphasized that "Ocean Current" should convey to the world that a positive election can be successful, but in the end they must win.

In the U.S. Senate race in the midterm elections, the Democratic Party flipped seven of the 35 seats that had been re-elected. After the election, the Democratic Party held 54 seats and won a majority in the Senate. The Democratic Party defeated Republican candidates backed by Trump in Texas, Kansas, South Carolina, North Carolina and other states, ending years of electoral drought in some conservative states. Trump visited about 24 states before the election to support the election, but he still failed to stop the Democratic Party's "blue wave".

In the U.S. midterm elections, the Democratic Party regained both houses of Congress and won at least five state governorship seats. Trump admitted that the war in Iran was one of the reasons for the Republican Party's defeat, but he did not regret launching the war. He said that the biggest political burden was the increase in oil prices driven by the war in Iraq.

Democratic U.S. Senator Ossoff of Georgia was successfully re-elected in the midterm election, defeating Republican opponent Collins, with a vote rate of 58.9%. The 39-year-old is known as the "next Obama". His chance of being nominated as the Democratic Party's next presidential candidate has risen to 24%, and his chance of winning the 2028 election is 18%, surpassing New York State Representative Ocasio-Cortez and Vice President Vance.

The Democratic Party won a landslide victory in the U.S. midterm elections and gained control of Congress. The top five reasons for the Republican defeat include the soaring cost of living, the unpopularity of the war with Iran, the concentration of Democratic campaign messages, low support for Trump dragging down the Republican Party, and the shift of Hispanic and black voters to the Democratic Party.

US House of Representatives Speaker Johnson's Republican Party lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the midterm elections. Johnson's spokesman confirmed that he will step down as leader of the Republican House of Representatives and will not run for minority leader of the House of Representatives. He has announced his decision to his staff.