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The parties are competing in the U.S. midterm elections for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 seats in the Senate. Republicans are expected to lose their House majority, while the Senate race is close. The Senate contests are focused on seven states, where polls show Democrats with varying leads. Democrats need a net gain of four seats to take control of the chamber, since a tie would give Vice President JD Vance the deciding vote. Losing either chamber could limit President Donald Trump’s ability to advance his agenda. Losing the House would also mean increased oversight and investigations, while losing the Senate would hamper the confirmation of government and judicial appointments. The cost of living, the economy and foreign policy are among voters’ top concerns. More than 54 million people have voted early, but polls cannot settle the outcome, and it may take days to determine which party controls the two chambers.
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