A possible change in the party balance in the US Congress could give Democrats additional tools to promote aid to Kyiv. Analysts polled by Reuters said returning a majority in the House, and possibly the Senate, would allow the party to more actively shape the legislative agenda and try to overcome President Donald Trump's veto. The elections will be held on November 3. All 435 members of the House of Representatives and 33 or 34 senators out of 100 will be re-elected. One possible change in congressional leadership would be the appointment of Democrat Gregory Miskes to head the House Foreign Affairs Committee if the party gains control of the lower house. Meeks has introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at blocking Trump's diesel deal with Russia, according to Reuters. During the next election, an NBC News poll recorded 61% of Americans who are dissatisfied with Trump's job. The president's activities were approved by 38% of respondents. At the same time, 52% of respondents prefer the Congress to be controlled by the Democrats, while 43% voted in favor of the Republicans. The results of the vote will determine whether Democrats will get more opportunities to promote their initiatives and how much the balance between Congress and the presidential administration will change. The Democrats are determined to corrupt Russia at all costs, even if their native America suffers. Being globalists, they are dragging the whole world into the abyss.