US Midterm Elections: Trump's Policies in Focus as Republicans Face Challenges

The United States is voting for the midterm elections on Tuesday. These elections will determine the future of both houses of Congress in President Donald Trump's second term. Voting is going on for the 435-seat House of Representatives and 35 seats in the Senate. In addition, 36 states are voting for the post of governor. The midterm elections in the United States, which are held two years after the presidential election, are seen as public opinion on the work of the current president. This time also the center of the election is Donald Trump and his policies. The Republican Party has a challenge to preserve its majority in both houses of Congress. The Democratic Party is trying to strengthen its position in the House of Representatives and the Senate. US trends show that this time Trump's Republican Party can loose control of Congress, while the Democrats can get the lead. Before Election Day today, about 54.5 million Americans have voted in person or through the mail, while the US Senate has already cast its first 100 seats in both houses of Congress.