Key takeaways
Democrats have won control of both the House and Senate in the US midterm elections, flipping seats in at least six states including Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina. This outcome creates a confrontational dynamic for the final two years of President Trump's term.
- Democrats secured control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- Senate seats were flipped in at least six states, including Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina.
- The election results establish a confrontational environment for the remainder of Trump's presidency.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 4 — Democrats have seized control of both houses of Congress, in a rout of President Donald Trump’s Republicans in the midterm elections, US networks projected.
After earlier seizing the House of Representatives, Democrats have flipped Senate seats in at least six states, including traditional Republican strongholds Texas, Kansas and South Carolina.
The election result sets up a confrontational final two years of Trump’s time in the White House.