Which faction will win the election? Republicans or Democrats? Amir Ali Abulfat, an expert on American issues, told NurNews about the American electoral climate: the elections for Congress and the Senate will be held on Tuesday, under fundamentally different conditions from previous eras. One of the most critical variables that could change the votes of millions of American citizens is the consequences of a military war with Iran. War and its economic consequences - from inflation and price increases to the increase in fuel prices and daily living expenses - have become one of the main concerns of American society. Public dissatisfaction with pressure on business and reduced purchasing power has the potential to manifest itself in punitive votes against incumbents in congressional elections. It should not be assumed that the electoral defeat of the Republicans will be an obstacle to Trump's military decisions. The decision on the war against Iran is a function of security, military and strategic calculations and cannot be tied to the results of the polls. However, it is clear that if the Democrats get more votes and there is an end to the Republican majority in Congress, although the possibility of Trump's military action is not ruled out, the political, surveillance and legal challenges in Congress to such action will increase greatly. Read the full text at the link below:

Which faction will win the election? Republicans or Democrats? Amir Ali Abulfat, an expert on American issues, told NurNews about the American electoral climate: the elections for Congress and the Senate will be held on Tuesday, under fundamentally different conditions from previous eras. One of the most critical variables that could change the votes of millions of American citizens is the consequences of a military war with Iran. War and its economic consequences - from inflation and price increases to the increase in fuel prices and daily living expenses - have become one of the main concerns of American society. Public dissatisfaction with pressure on business and reduced purchasing power has the potential to manifest itself in punitive votes against incumbents in congressional elections. It should not be assumed that the electoral defeat of the Republicans will be an obstacle to Trump's military decisions. The decision on the war against Iran is a function of security, military and strategic calculations and cannot be tied to the results of the polls. However, it is clear that if the Democrats get more votes and there is an end to the Republican majority in Congress, although the possibility of Trump's military action is not ruled out, the political, surveillance and legal challenges in Congress to such action will increase greatly. Read the full text at the link below: