Today, Americans face an electoral test that determines the balance of power in Congress, and puts President Donald Trump in front of an important political right in the middle of his term, against the background of pressing cases led by the economic situation, immigration and the war with Iran. A battle whose results are not limited to the identity of the party that controls the Senate and the House of Representatives, but its consequences extend to Trump's ability to deliver his agenda, and to the calculations of both parties for the 2028 elections. Will the Republicans keep their majority, or will the Democrats succeed in raising the balance of Congress?

Today, Americans face an electoral test that determines the balance of power in Congress, and puts President Donald Trump in front of an important political right in the middle of his term, against the background of pressing cases led by the economic situation, immigration and the war with Iran. A battle whose results are not limited to the identity of the party that controls the Senate and the House of Representatives, but its consequences extend to Trump's ability to deliver his agenda, and to the calculations of both parties for the 2028 elections. Will the Republicans keep their majority, or will the Democrats succeed in raising the balance of Congress?