Democrats regain control of US Senate in 2026 midterm elections
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Democratic Party
USA
November 3, 2026
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Democrats secured a majority in the US Senate, flipping several key seats. Victories included upsets in South Carolina, North Carolina, Texas, Ohio, and Kansas. The shift ends the Republican 'trifecta' established in 2024.
- Earlier version 111/4/2026, 5:21:03 AM
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