Midterm 2026, House and Senate to the Dems. Trump: "Lost due to war in Iran". LIVE

The blue wave feared by Trump has turned into a tsunami. America rejects the president and hands over the entire Congress into the hands of the Democrats.

From Texas to Kansas, the red strongholds collapse after decades: under 30s, Latinos and women turn their backs on the Republicans (RESULTS: ALL DATA). The Republicans also lose in historically conservative states such as Texas (which went to James Talarico), Iowa (conquered by Josh Turek) and Kansas, where Adam Hamilton won and where a Dem senator had not been elected since 1932. The Dems also achieved an important success in Maine, where Troy Jackson beat the Republican veteran Susan Collins. In Georgia, Senator Jon Ossoff was reconfirmed and can look forward to the 2028 presidential election with optimism if he decides to run. Abdul El-Sayed, the Muslim doctor supported by Obama, was elected in Michigan (WHO IS HE). The Democrats also snatched several governors from the Republicans. The most sensational surprise took place in Texas, where Democrat Gina Hinojosa ousted outgoing governor Greg Abbott. Also historic is the victory in Georgia of Keisha Lance Bottoms, who becomes the first African-American woman to lead the state after more than twenty years of Republican hegemony.

Trump admits defeat, but returns to threaten rapid vetoes. Vance distances himself: “We lost because of the war in Iran”. Today from Washington Melania's speech on Ukraine.

"We're not going anywhere. Freeze, patriots. We're just getting started." In a post on President Donald Trump and many of his allies have acknowledged the burden of the war in Iran and the rising cost of living on the Grand Old Party's inability to keep control of Congress, now firmly in Democratic hands, suggesting that voters were frustrated by rising gas prices that have been one of the most detrimental effects of the conflict on American consumers.