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Posted On: September 7th 2026, 04:38 pm

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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries addressed supporters Tuesday after CNN projected Democrats would regain control of the US House of Representatives. Jeffries is expected to become the first Black man to serve as House speaker.

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The 2026 United States midterm elections concluded with a historic and decisive sweep for the Democratic Party, which seized control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Defying traditional expectations for a sitting president’s party during midterms, Democrats flipped key Republican strongholds and secured majorities in both chambers, fundamentally altering the political landscape for the remainder of President Donald Trump’s term.

In the Senate, Democrats surged past the 50 seat threshold to capture 53 seats, picking up crucial victories in states like Texas where James Talarico ended a three decade Republican drought alongside wins in Ohio and Maine. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives swung firmly to the Democrats, crossing the 218 seat requirement for a majority. High voter turnout, approaching nearly 60 million advance and early ballots, underscored widespread public engagement driven heavily by economic pressures, cost of living concerns, and foreign policy tensions.

Reacting to the results, President Trump acknowledged on Fox News, that factors like higher fuel prices and voter sentiment around foreign policy played a significant role in the defeat, while offering a conciliatory nod to the Democrats’ performance. He remained defiant to the results and said, “I wasn’t on the Ballot and if I was, we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE! Thank you for your attention to this matter”.

🇺🇸 TEXAS/LOUISIANA MIDTERM ELECTION UPDATE - 1 DAY OUT

1 - Talarico leads in two new polls. A new Atlas Intel poll has James Talarico up 6% on Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race. A new Emerson poll has the race closer, but Talarico still winning by 1.4%

Two months ago, @kalshi had Talarico and Paxton dead even. Now Talarico is the heavy favorite. (73% odds) #KalshiPartner

2 - Nate Silver moved the Texas Senate race from Lean D to Likely D. No Democrat has won a Senate race in Texas since 1988.

3 - Talarico was asked if he’s the one who’s going to turn Texas blue. He said no, “I think the best color for Texas is purple.”

4 - Paxton’s 2015 mugshot is making the rounds again. He was booked on securities fraud charges months after becoming Texas attorney general. He later reached a deal that got the charges dropped in exchange for 100 hours of community service, 15 hours of legal ethics training, and around $300,000 in restitution to the alleged victims. He didn’t have to enter a plea, and he had faced the prospect of decades in prison if convicted.

5 - A new Atlas poll has Democrat Gina Hinojosa narrowly leading Gov. Greg Abbott. @kalshi odds still favor Abbott, but her numbers have shot up. No Democrat has won the Texas governor’s race since the legendary Ann Richards in 1990.

6 - A new poll has Louisiana’s Senate race tied between Democrat Jamie Davis and Republican Julia Letlow. It comes from a Democratic pollster, and markets still have Letlow as a big favorite. Early voting has also swung from strongly Republican in 2024 to a Democratic edge this year. History gets made either way: Letlow would be Louisiana’s first Republican woman senator, and Davis would be the first Black senator the state has ever elected.

7 - Kalshi’s Senate forecast drifted toward Democrats all year, then swung hard in September and October. As of October 31, the single most likely outcome in the market was 54 Democratic seats.