The Aporia
The Aporia
33 articles about 18 events for “Midterm Elections Results” from The Guardian. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“Elon Musk is making jokes about his “election-interfering space lasers” and pretending that he really, really doesn’t care that he threw away nearly half a billion dollars trying to influence the midterms.”
“Mr Trump, who was stunningly rebuffed by voters in Tuesday’s midterms, might seek satisfaction in construction projects, the 2028 presidential race and his family’s future.”
“The results delivered a sharp rebuke of Donald Trump, who started a war with Iran that raised gas pump prices across the country and exposed the fragility of fossil fuels, all while the US oil industry earned $130bn in profits since the war began.”
“The tech-heavy US Nasdaq share index is on track for its worst day in 18 months after slumping by up to 5% on Thursday amid growing signs that the artificial intelligence industry will face tougher regulation after this week’s midterm elections.”
“In a final appeal ahead of the midterm elections, Trump held a press conference highlighting the delayed results of his $14m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, while blaming Joe Biden for the algae that had accumulated in its waters.”
“Midterm elections are historically lower turnout affairs than presidential elections, and in most midterm elections the drop-off in voting numbers is larger in South Carolina.”
“Dhillon is the first high-ranking justice department official to leave after the midterm elections in which Democrats took control of Congress.”
“On the eve of a midterm election that ended in an unequivocal rejection of his brand of politics, even Donald Trump seemed to recognize that the US-Israel relationship has become a political liability.”
“Tillis said as the midterm results came in.”
“There were three big losers in Tuesday’s midterm elections in the US: Donald Trump, Elon Musk and datacenters.”
“Tuesday’s results followed a record year for abortion-related ballot measures in 2024, when voters decided 11 statewide measures, the most in a single year as of 2026.”
“This follows the drop in the value of the US dollar after the midterm elections, but also reflects the pound’s recent strength against other currencies such as the euro and the yen.”
“…revent changes to gold-covered Oval Office Reeling from the midterm results, the US president has attempted to secure the future of his gaudy redecorations at the White House by declaring his design of the Oval Office and Cabinet Room national monuments that…”
“Don’t get me wrong, the results of Tuesday’s midterm elections are cause for genuine international jubilation.”
“Welcome to our live coverage of the US midterm elections – here are some of the latest key developments. - A number of closely watched contests in the midterms are still to be called, including the final two US Senate races – in Mississippi and Alaska.”
“As the first results came in a shocked hush fell across the room.”
“Tradeable investment assets that helped make the president more than $2bn during his first year in office are collapsing in value the day after the Democrats trounced the Republicans in the midterm elections.”
“And, as the results of the US midterms show us, datacentres are becoming political kryptonite for voters not sold on the AI boom, meaning the Albanese government should tread carefully.”
“Yet on the eve of the midterm elections, Trump was trying to speak a different reality into existence, one where gas prices were going down, wages were rising and the US’s trade with other countries had never been stronger.”
“Political polling experts hailed a “great night” for the industry after surveys accurately foresaw much of the Democratic blue wave that swept across the US in midterm elections.”