ResolvedDemocrats sweep both chambersDemocrats won both the House and Senate, including some big upsets in states that usually vote Republican. James Talarico beat Ken Paxton in Texas, Annie Andrews beat Darline Graham in South Carolina, and Adam Hamilton beat Roger Marshall in Kansas. All three flipped Republican-held Senate seats.
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Democrats won both the House and Senate, including some big upsets in states that usually vote Republican. James Talarico beat Ken Paxton in Texas, Annie Andrews beat Darline Graham in South Carolina, and Adam Hamilton beat Roger Marshall in Kansas. All three flipped Republican-held Senate seats. If you picked “Democrats sweep both chambers,” you called it! Correct forecasts earn +1 civic point. Thanks to everyone who took part.
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Are you satisfied with how the current leadership in Congress is doing its job?
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What will the 2026 midterms deliver: a Republican hold, a Democratic sweep, or split control?
Answer where you stand first — what you want and what you expect are different questions.