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2018 Midterm elections (view source)
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The Republicans retained control of the Senate, gaining 3 seats. With 54 members retiring from the House, Democrats won half the open seats to take control of the chamber. [[Nancy Pelosi]] again became Speaker of the House.
The Republicans retained control of the Senate, gaining 3 seats. With 54 members retiring from the House, Democrats won half the open seats to take control of the chamber. [[Nancy Pelosi]] again became Speaker of the House.
The alleged "Blue wave" never materialized, with the GOP strengthening its hold on the Senate to approve President Trump's appointments.
The alleged "Blue wave" never materialized, however rampant voter fraud in heavy Democrat districts did. The GOP held on to the Senate.
In the House of Representatives the [[Republican Party]] held 235 seats to [[Democrat]]s' 193 seats, with seven seats vacant.
In the House of Representatives the [[Republican Party]] held 235 seats to [[Democrat]]s' 193 seats, with seven seats vacant.