US Senate Control Hinges on Midterm Elections as Voters Head to Polls
Summary
Voting is underway across the United States in midterm elections that could determine control of the Senate. Tight races in Michigan, South Carolina, Kansas, Indiana and Alaska are shaping the balance of power as Democrats edge closer to a majority.
Key Points
- Voting is underway across the U.S. to decide control of the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections.
- President Donald Trump warned he would veto bills if the opposition wins Congress.
- Michigan is drawing major attention, with Mike Rogers facing Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens backing Rogers.
- Races in South Carolina, Kansas, Indiana and Alaska are also seen as decisive amid inflation and economic concerns.
