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19 articles about 18 events for “US Midterm Elections Highlights” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“Washington: The temptation after a Democratic victory at today’s midterm elections – if that is indeed what transpires – will be to parse the results as Americans turning the page on Donald Trump and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement.”
“Polls strongly suggest that Trump’s cowed Republicans are about to lose control of not just the House but perhaps even the Senate, to the Democrats, in Tuesday’s midterm elections.”
“Donald Trump may be the biggest loser from the US midterms when power and face are the benchmarks.”
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“Brat said he would vote in the US midterm elections, which begin on Tuesday night (AEDT), via email and that being sent to Australia by Trump was “the best posting there is”.”
“Trump, who last year became the oldest person ever inaugurated as president and turned 80 in June, has demonstrated physical stamina as he barnstorms the country in advance of midterm elections.”
“El-Sayed, if he wins on Tuesday (US time) and enters the Senate in January, would be the most anti-Israel US senator since the formation of the Jewish state 78 years ago.”
“Voters are set to give Trump’s candidates a whacking in the midterm elections on Tuesday; and I am afraid that the Democrats will draw the worst possible lesson, and will double down on the far-left posturing that played such a large role in enabling Trump in…”
“The US midterm elections are not just about the cost of living.”
“… Band-Aid on a bullet hole.’Farmer Caleb Renner on Trump’s $US8 billion relief package If there is a blue wave at these midterm elections, it will show up here in the American heartland – farmers and small-town folk hit particularly hard by rising fuel…”
“The Middle East, oil prices, inflation, interest rates and the looming US midterm elections became too much to ignore, combining to build a wall of worry that even the AI bulls are struggling to climb.”
“I am surely one of many Australians looking forward to the US midterm elections, hoping that the people of America will direct its political class to address the mess it has made.”
“More recently, Musk’s massive spending during US Midterm elections reflects a growing leverage over democratic processes.”
“Donald Trump’s “diesel-for-sanctions” deal with Vladimir Putin is an indication of how desperate he has become in the lead-up to next month’s midterm elections.”
“The US president desperately wants a ceasefire before Americans cast their votes at the midterm elections on November 3, given he has blamed the European war for pushing up the cost of diesel.”
“Her selection as Trump’s pick to face the press comes at a time of heightened animosity between the US president and the media, and as the midterm elections loom.”
“The majority of decent Americans must surely feel mortified by his constant unseemly behaviour and I hope it can be at least subdued after the coming midterm elections.”
“It is a seat Republicans must hold if they are to cling on to control of the US Senate at the midterm elections in four weeks, which are increasingly shaping as a bloodbath for the GOP.”
“Trump is staring down the barrel of the midterm elections.”