Who of the Democrats or the Republicans will be the winners of the 2022 midterms? The first results of the elections in the United States expected this Wednesday, November 9 are decisive for the end of the mandate of Joe Biden.
A victory and Joe Biden will be able to take advantage of the end of his presidential term to carry out his reform program. A defeat and the Republican camp will hinder the plans of the White House until the presidential election of 2024. The result of the midterms, the midterm elections in the United States, expected this Wednesday, November 9, 2022 is decisive for politics American. The polls have yet to render their verdict, which could take several days to be complete and final, but the polls have all announced the loss of Congress for the Democratic camp of the American president. Visit our special page to follow the announcement of the results of the misterms 2022 live.
According to the latest estimates, the House of Representatives could be swept away by a Republican red wave, a usual scenario during the midterms, already signing a difficulty for Joe Biden’s policy. As for the Senate, the battle promises to be close but the equality of forces (50 elected Republicans against 50 elected Democrats) could be maintained and the voice of Vice-President Kamala Harris would remain in favor of the White House. But a Republican victory in the Senate would be the sign of the rejection of Joe Biden by the voters and would mark the anticipated end of the mandate of the president who would be forced to stand still.
Yet Joe Biden still has a lot to do to keep all the commitments made during his presidential campaign and the promises made during the midterms: limiting inflation and its consequences on Americans’ wallets, guaranteeing the constitutional right to abortion, working to the fight against global warming or supporting kyiv in the war in Ukraine. Projects, many of which would encounter obstacles because they contradict the principles or the republican ideology which would undoubtedly be carried by Kevin McCarthy in the House of Representatives.