The US midterm elections on November 3 will determine control of Congress, impacting President Trump's final two years in office. With Republicans currently holding both the House and Senate, Democrats see an opportunity due to Trump's declining approval ratings, which have dropped to around 37%. Key races and issues, including healthcare and immigration, are shaping the electoral landscape.
Only 21 House districts are considered competitive, with Democrats needing to win several toss-up seats to gain control. In the Senate, seven seats are up for grabs, but Democrats face challenges in traditionally Republican states. Financial resources are heavily skewed in favor of Republicans, who have outspent Democrats on political advertising, which may influence voter turnout.