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11 articles about 8 events for “Democrats Gain in Elections” from Times of India.
“India: Weakened Trump could push harder for trade deal India could face renewed pressure to conclude a trade agreement with Washington as Donald Trump seeks to demonstrate economic and diplomatic gains following his party's defeat in the midterm elections.”
“The central question in the US midterm elections is whether MAGA supremo Donald Trump can retain control of Congress or whether voters will hand Democrats the opportunity to challenge his agenda during the final two years of his presidency.”
“Democrats need a net gain of four seats in each chamber to take control of both.”
“Democrats need to gain just four net seats in the House and four in the Senate to take control of both chambers.”
“… emerging as one of the most closely watched constituencies in the US midterm elections, with their choices potentially influencing the outcome of key races in Texas and offering a broader indication of how US president Donald Trump’s 2024 gains among…”
“US President Donald Trump's Justice Department has stepped into election disputes ahead of Tuesday's US midterm elections, breaking with decades of practice aimed at keeping federal law enforcement agencies from appearing to favour a political party or…”
“A Democratic congresswoman in Michigan has endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers over her party's nominee Abdul El-Sayed, triggering a political storm within the party just before the US midterm elections.”
“… Trump's administration is preparing for the possibility of Democrats taking control of Congress after Tuesday's midterm elections, drawing up plans to continue advancing his agenda through executive powers while bracing for investigations into his…”
“Republicans currently hold narrow majorities in both chambers, while Democrats are seeking to gain control of the House and potentially the Senate.”
“In a series of posts on X on Thursday, Musk outlined three changes he fears Democrats could pursue if they gain control of the White House and both chambers of Congress: granting statehood to Washington DC and Puerto Rico, legalising people living in the US…”