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“At a town hall in Maine last week, Troy Jackson encapsulated all the messages that Democrats successfully injected into the campaign and that later showed up in exit polls: the cost of living, gas prices, immigration enforcement, corruption and the war.”

“…t Foreign Policy, recalled earlier congressional letters and legislation initiated by Democrats, raising concerns about the situation in Pakistan, and expected that with Democrats now controlling the House, these measures will have a clear path to floor…”

“As of 11:00 a.m. [ET] on Wednesday morning, they had 228 seats in the House, Democrats did.”

“Instead, he focused on his White House vanity project to build a $400million ballroom, leading to furious criticism within Washington he was 'tone deaf' and 'ignoring the American people'.”

“Vice President JD Vance blamed the Iran war for costing the Republican Party control of the House and Senate in his first comments since the midterm election results showed the nation rebuking President Donald Trump’s administration.”

“Democrats won every statewide election in both Texas and Georgia, states that had not been led by Democrats in the lifetimes of many of the voters who put their trust in new leaders.”

“Latino voters told the BSP Research pollsters that both parties, but especially Democrats, reached out to them more in this election cycle than in the past.”

“Democrats won both the Senate and House in Tuesday’s midterms.”

“There are six Democrats and 10 Republicans who serve in the House.”

“The division among party leadership muddied the message that the tax was a Democratic answer to Republican tax cuts and income inequality, and initial support in polls had diminished ahead of the vote.”

“Luna hailed Trump's pollster Tony Fabrizio after she was announced as the winner by Decision Desk on Tuesday evening, and said that she had won despite Democrats outspending the Republican Party in her district.”