A closely watched midterm election could shift control of Congress next year, with nonpartisan analysts forecasting a strong likelihood of Democrats reclaiming both the House and Senate majorities. While projections currently favor the Democratic Party, Republicans remain competitive, leaving the outcome uncertain as voters head to the polls. The results will determine the legislative agenda for the coming years, with implications for key policy battles. Polling and turnout will be critical in determining whether the predictions hold or if the race tightens unexpectedly.
Washington is bracing for a consequential week that could potentially reshape the power balance on Capitol Hill next year. Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), The Hill’s nonpartisan election forecasting partner, predicts Democrats will "likely" win back the House in Tuesday’s midterm elections. Its Senate majority projections also lean in the party's favor. Still, Republicans are doing...
