Ruling Party Faces Long Odds in Upcoming US Midterm Elections

Despite currently controlling both chambers of Congress and the presidency, the president's party faces unfavorable polling and historical trends heading into the November midterms.

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President's Party Up Against Poor Odds In The Midterms

President's Party Up Against Poor Odds In The Midterms The Republican Party is controlling the House, the Senate and the presidency at the moment, but the midterm elections coming up at in November have the power to change this Status Quo. Congressional and presidential approval are near all-time lows as the Trump administration's wars are proving unpopular, but the party is also up against a historical precedent at the same time: The president's party rarely does well in the mi...

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Ruling Party Faces Long Odds in Upcoming US Midterm Elections

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