A potential surge in Democratic support could shift control of Congress away from Republicans in the upcoming elections, raising questions about the political influence of the sitting president. Analysts are debating whether a significant Democratic victory might leave the president with limited power, effectively turning them into a "lame duck" before their term concludes. The outcome could reshape legislative priorities and the balance of power in Washington. Voters will closely watch whether turnout and key races determine the next chapter in congressional leadership.
Will a Democratic ‘blue wave’ sweep Congress away from Republicans — and render the president a lame duck?
