Trump's worst defeat in the midterm elections, the Democrats won a simple majority in both houses
In the House of Representatives, 235 members of the Democrats and 144 members of the Republicans got the upper hand, Muslim candidates Ilhan Omar, Rashida Talib and Abdul Al-Sayed were also successful.
According to the report of the foreign news agency, the results of the mid-term elections held yesterday in the United States continue to come, according to which the Republican party of American President Donald Trump has faced defeat, while the Democrats have won a simple majority in both houses of Congress, namely the House of Representatives and the Senate. According to the results released on Social Media X, 241 members of the Democrats and 149 members of the Republicans have an advantage in the House of Representatives. The Democrats have won 54 seats in the Senate, while Donald Trump has also accepted the election results and accepted his defeat in a way. It should be noted that the US Congress consisting of 2 houses has a total of 535 seats, of which 435 are in the House of Representatives, while 100 seats are in the Senate, that is, there are 2 senators from each state. In these mid-term elections, elections were held for all 435 seats of the House of Representatives and 35 seats of the Senate. Similarly, 51 seats are required for a clear majority in the Senate. However, if the two major parties have 50-50 seats, the party with the deciding vote of the incumbent vice president (who is also the president of the Senate) wins the majority. According to the American broadcaster CNN, according to the preliminary results of important contests in various states, including Vermont, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Illinois, Alabama, the Democratic candidates have an advantage. According to the preliminary results of the US Senate, the Democrats have an advantage in 54 seats in the Senate, while the Republicans are likely to get 44 seats. In the Senate elections, Democrats are ahead in Florida and Georgia, while Democrats are ahead in South Carolina, North Carolina and Ohio. In Texas, Democrat James Talarico won the Senate election, while in South Carolina, Democrat Annie Andrews was elected senator. Rashida Tlaib, the Muslim candidate of the Democrats from Michigan, won the congressional seat, in North Carolina the Democrats took the Senate seat from the Republican, the Democrat Roy Cooper defeated the Republican Michael Watley. John Ossoff, the Democratic leader from the state of Georgia, was re-elected as a senator. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Democrat from Florida's District 12, won her 12th consecutive term in Congress after defeating Republican challenger Brent Anderson. Jim Schwartzel, the Republican candidate from Florida's District 19, was also declared successful, while Louis Frankel, the Democrat, won from District 23. Democrats also won several seats in the state of Georgia, with Nikima Williams from District 5, Jasmine Clark from District 13, Lucy McBeth from District 6 and Hank Johnson from District 4. In Minnesota's 5th Congressional District, Muslim Democratic candidate and incumbent Congressman Ilhan Omar has been re-elected to Congress after defeating Republican candidate John Nagel. According to the Reuters news agency, US President Donald Trump, while announcing the recognition of the mid-term election results, has said that he lost the election because of the Iran war, but he has no regrets about the decision to start a war against Iran. He said that he will work together with the Democrats, he is ready to cooperate with the Democrats, he will veto the unacceptable actions of the Democrats. US President Trump said that there is no intention of any change in the cabinet, he supports Defense Minister Pat Hegseth. Meanwhile, in a statement on X, Trump said that if my name was on the ballot paper, we would have won with a huge majority. Some Republican leaders are also responsible for the failure of the mid-term elections.
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