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What happens after the “blue wave”? Ask questions about your midterm election results | 2026 US midterm elections
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What happens after the “blue wave”? Ask questions about your midterm election results | 2026 US midterm elections

Eleon
By Eleon
November 6, 2026 1 Min Read
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The 2026 US midterm elections were a forceful rebuke to Donald Trump and the Republicans as Democrats took control of Congress.

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Democrats who hoped for a “blue wave” saw a blue tsunami as they triumphed in deep red states like Texas, Kansas and South Carolina to build comfortable majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives. Voters also elected Democratic governors of Texas, Georgia, Iowa, Wisconsin and Ohio, all states Trump will win in 2024.

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Over the past month, we’ve answered your questions in a series of conversations with readers, ranging from the impact of immigration and the economy on voters to who spends the most on election campaigns.

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So how did the Democrats achieve victory in Congress, and what’s next for them and for Trump? Join us at noon ET Friday, November 6when the Guardian’s political journalists answer all your questions about the midterm results.

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The 2026 US midterm elections were a forceful rebuke to Donald Trump and the Republicans as Democrats took control of Congress.

Democrats who hoped for a “blue wave” saw a blue tsunami as they triumphed in deep red states like Texas, Kansas and South Carolina to build comfortable majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives. Voters also elected Democratic governors of Texas, Georgia, Iowa, Wisconsin and Ohio, all states Trump will win in 2024.

Over the past month, we’ve answered your questions in a series of conversations with readers, ranging from the impact of immigration and the economy on voters to who spends the most on election campaigns.

So how did the Democrats achieve victory in Congress, and what’s next for them and for Trump? Join us at noon ET Friday, November 6when the Guardian’s political journalists answer all your questions about the midterm results.

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