Democrats' historic Congress victory stirred Hollywood: 'Dreams come true'

In the midterm elections held in the USA, Democrats captured the majority of Republicans in the Senate and the House of Representatives, which constitute the two houses of Congress. With results described as "blue wave" and "blue tsunami", Democratic candidates emerged victorious in many regions seen as Republican strongholds. While it was predicted that President Donald Trump would complete the last two years of his term as a "lame duck", supporters around the world and figures from the art world welcomed the results with enthusiasm.

"I HAVEN'T FELT THIS HOPE IN A LONG TIME"

Actress Mandy Moore, who followed the election process closely, shared the following statements on her social media account: "I haven't felt this hopeful in a long time" and "Everything is getting better." Actor Henry Winkler expressed his satisfaction by saying "Dreams come true" in his response to a social media post.

"RED WEDDING" SEND FROM JIMMY KIMMEL

Night show host Jimmy Kimmel devoted extensive space to the election results in his program. Emphasizing that the Democrats took over the House of Representatives, Kimmel said, "The blue wave has reached land and now the Red Wedding begins," making a reference to the popular series Game of Thrones and approaching Trump's statements in a humorous manner.

"RECONSTRUCTING PERIOD"

Actor Wendell Pierce described the election results as a period of reconstruction. Pierce; He drew attention to historical milestones such as the first black speaker of the parliament, the first black female governor, three black female senators, four black governors serving simultaneously, the first Latina female governor and the first Muslim senator. On the other hand, before the election, many well-known names such as Pedro Pascal, Olivia Rodrigo, Dave Bautista, Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Bruce Springsteen and Samuel L. Jackson called on their fans to vote.