‘Bordering on angry’: The state of play as US midterms enter final month
Summary
As the November midterm elections approach, Democrats have gained momentum and are likely to take control of the US House of Representatives. Republicans are spending heavily to defend key seats, but President Donald Trump’s approval ratings are at record lows, with many voters worried about the economy, immigration, and corruption. The Senate races remain competitive, with Democrats having a chance to win more seats.Key Facts
- Democrats are expected to gain control of the US House of Representatives.
- Republicans are spending millions to protect certain races once considered safe wins.
- President Donald Trump’s approval rating is at 31 percent, the lowest of his presidency.
- Only 26 percent of people approve of Trump’s handling of the economy, lower than President Biden’s lowest rating on that issue.
- The economy, gas prices, immigration, and corruption are top concerns for voters.
- Some races, like a Texas district with a large Latino population, have shifted to more competitive.
- Democrats need to gain at least four Senate seats for a majority, and their chances have improved recently.
- Only 35 out of 100 Senate seats are being contested this election, making the path to control narrower than in the House.
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