In an interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump said he had accepted the preliminary results of the U.S. congressional elections, noting that he is ready to cooperate with Democrats.
Election Results and Reaction from Politicians
According to CNN, preliminary estimates show the Democratic Party has won 176 seats in the House of Representatives, while the Republican Party has won 106 seats. A majority of 218 seats is needed to control the House.
According to preliminary CNN data
In the Senate, according to preliminary AP data, 51 Democrats and 39 Republicans are expected to be included.
Positions of Party Leaders
Against the backdrop of the projections, House Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said that "America is alive and well." On the other hand, House Speaker Mike Johnson stressed that the midterm results do not diminish Republicans' confidence, noting that the work is "far from over."
Earlier, Trump said that if Democrats win, he will block documents until a deal is reached. Mike Johnson, in turn, added that Republicans will, in his words, win back the House of Representatives in 2028.
















