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Sahar Khamis believes the Democrats’ gains in the midterm elections reflected public discontent with Donald Trump’s policies amid rising living costs and the burdens of the war on Iran—a discontent that has reached some supporters of the “MAGA” movement as well. Abdulrahman al-Sayed’s victory in Michigan, making him the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate, exemplifies the rise of grassroots mobilization and small-donor funding in the face of lobbyists’ influence, alongside growing participation by young people and minorities. Khamis expects Democratic control of Congress to pave the way for investigations and stronger oversight of the administration, setting the stage for an escalating political showdown between Congress and Trump.
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