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Vote loosens money's grip
The Democrats made gains in the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, 2026, securing majorities in both the House and the Senate. The result reflected a surge in young voters and a decline in the influence of political money. According to the article, pro-Israel groups spent more than $127 million supporting candidates and nearly $59 million attacking their opponents. About $42 million was spent against Abdulrahman Mohamed Alsayed, who won a Senate seat and became the first Muslim to hold the office. Candidates’ positions on the war in Gaza and regional escalation, along with concerns over inflation, the cost of living, housing and student debt, helped steer young and minority voters toward progressive candidates who called for a ceasefire, a freeze on military aid and economic measures to support the working class.
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