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U.S. networks projected that Democrats had wrested control of both chambers of Congress, after picking up seats in six states where Republicans had held Senate seats and winning a majority in the House. Some results, however, had not yet been officially finalized, and the eventual size of the majority remained unclear. Republicans held 53 Senate seats, compared with 47 held by Democrats and independents aligned with them, while a House majority requires 218 of the 435 seats. The shift gives Democrats greater power to oversee Donald Trump’s administration and influence appointments and legislation, but it does not allow them to overcome the president’s veto, which can be overridden only by a two-thirds majority in both chambers.
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