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As elections unfold across the United States, covering both Congress and the presidential race, the Republican Party has secured significant wins in the Senate. According to Fox News, Republicans have achieved 51 out of the 100 Senate seats, granting them a majority even before all votes are fully counted.
Shift in Senate Control After Democratic Majority
These preliminary results indicate a notable shift in Senate power, as the Democratic Party previously held the majority. This Republican gain signals a shift in the legislative landscape, reflecting a potential change in American public opinion.
Republicans Leading in House of Representatives Race
In the House of Representatives race, Republicans continue to advance with 165 seats out of the 218 needed for a majority, while Democrats hold 112 seats, according to the same source. Should this trend persist, Republicans may also secure a majority in the House, further strengthening their position in Congress.
Tight Presidential Race Between Trump and Harris
The presidential race sees heated competition between Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, and his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris. Harris has managed to narrow the gap, securing 193 electoral votes compared to Trump’s 216 votes.
The intense competition between the two candidates reflects contrasting voter preferences nationwide, making the final stages of vote counting critical in determining the next U.S. president.
