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“Today's top stories Democrats have gained full control of Congress for the first time since 2023, flipping both the House and Senate with significant wins in deep red states.”

“Democrats won the House and the Senate, and while that outcome was always a possibility, the depth and breadth of the Democratic victories were jaw-dropping.”

“Polling suggests that on Tuesday the midterm electoral pendulum will once again swing back against the White House incumbent — as it has in every midterm over the last 100 years with very few exceptions.”

“The shift in strategy, plus polling data, suggests that Republicans may face challenges, at least in the House, Miller says.”

“…ions for Pennsylvania's divided legislature highlight the stakes For example, in Arizona Republicans hold a four-seat majority in the state Senate and a six-seat advantage in the House of Representatives, giving Democrats a chance to take one or both…”

“Jim Himes of Connecticut, the ranking member on the House intelligence committee, told reporters this week.”

“Democrats held on in the Senate, and the House shifted from barely Democratic to barely Republican.”

“The latest NPR/PBS News/Marist poll indicates that independent voters favor Democrats by 19 points on the economy.”

“It's one of just a handful of places that elected a Republican to the House of Representatives in 2024 and also voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris, a Democrat.”

“The bill easily passed the House in September with strong bipartisan support.”

“It was part of his nationwide strategy to draw more GOP-leaning seats to prevent Republicans from losing the House.”