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The GOP is expected to hold onto control of the U.S. Senate, but Dems are hopeful of taking control of the House.
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The '''2026 midterm elections''', held on November 3, 2026 but with primaries beginning on March 3, and [[early voting]] throughout October, will decide which political party controls [[Congress]] beginning January 2027, for the second half of the [[Trump 2.0]] administration.  Typically, the party not in the [[White House]], in this case the [[Democrat Party]], gains seats in the midterm election.
 
The '''2026 midterm elections''', held on November 3, 2026 but with primaries beginning on March 3, and [[early voting]] throughout October, will decide which political party controls [[Congress]] beginning January 2027, for the second half of the [[Trump 2.0]] administration.  Typically, the party not in the [[White House]], in this case the [[Democrat Party]], gains seats in the midterm election.
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The [[GOP]] is expected to hold onto control of the [[U.S. Senate]], but [[Dem]]s are hopeful of taking control of the [[House]].
    
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== Senate ==
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