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US midterm polls: No clean sweep for Republicans as Democrats beat expectations | 5 points - Vimarsana News

US midterm polls: No clean sweep for Republicans as Democrats beat expectations | 5 points

Republicans had been heavily favoured to take control of the House of Representatives. But the Democrats have shown resilience to beat a “red wave”.

Joe Biden calls 'Elon Musk's cooperation with other countries worthy of being looked at' - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden calls 'Elon Musk's cooperation with other countries worthy of being looked at'

As the USA waits for the US midterm polls, President Joe Biden on Wednesday said 'Elon Musk’s cooperation with other countries worthy of being looked at'

'Good day for democracy': Joe Biden hails midterm polls as Democrats defy Republicans' expectations - Vimarsana News

'Good day for democracy': Joe Biden hails midterm polls as Democrats defy Republicans' expectations

Biden on US midterm elections: US President Joe Biden claimed that despite the prospect of a divided administration in the nation's capital, Democrats had 'a strong night' and he had no plans to change his strategy.

Biden Vows to Work With Republicans as Control of US Congress Remains Uncertain - Vimarsana News

Biden Vows to Work With Republicans as Control of US Congress Remains Uncertain

The Senate contests in Nevada and Arizona, where Democratic incumbents were seeking to hold off Republican challengers, were as yet undecided, with thousands of uncounted ballots that could take days to tally.

Source: thewire.in
Editorial: US poll results diminish Trump - Vimarsana News

Editorial: US poll results diminish Trump

In the outgoing Congress, the Democrats had a clear majority in the House of Representatives and a wafer-thin majority in the Senate. Both were feared to be in jeopardy in this election.