Donald Trump said he would accept the results of the Senate midterm elections. He watches the vote count in the White House. The media According to the predictions of the American media, the Democrats will win the majority in the House of Representatives. Democrats Roy Cooper (North Carolina), Annie Andrews (South Carolina), James Talarico (Texas) and Sherrod Brown (Ohio) won the four seats Republicans needed to gain control of the Senate. Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is expected to be the next speaker of the House of Representatives, the first African-American to hold the position. Also, according to CNN predictions, Democrat Josh Turk will win the Iowa Senate seat, defeating Republican Ashley Hinson. Donald Trump, whose approval ratings are hovering at record lows due to voter dissatisfaction with the war with Iran and rising gas prices as a result, said he would accept the results of the midterm elections. "I am fully prepared to accept these results. We will work with the Democrats, and we will, you know, look forward to working with them. We will probably come up with something," he said. The US president also said he did not regret his support of the losing candidates, including Darlene Graham of South Carolina, whose defeat surprised him. "I see that Darlene lost. Wow, that's amazing," he said. House Speaker Mike Johnson admitted it was a tough night for Republicans and that he was "disappointed" with the results, vowing Republicans will retake the House in 2028. Journalists report that the US President is watching the action in the East Room of the White House along with several of his associates, including Vice President J. Dee Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Attorney General Todd Blanche and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Some of those present described the atmosphere as "gloomy" and "funeral". According to insiders, some of them chose to leave before 10:00 p.m.

Donald Trump said he would accept the results of the Senate midterm elections. He watches the vote count in the White House. The media According to the predictions of the American media, the Democrats will win the majority in the House of Representatives. Democrats Roy Cooper (North Carolina), Annie Andrews (South Carolina), James Talarico (Texas) and Sherrod Brown (Ohio) won the four seats Republicans needed to gain control of the Senate. Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is expected to be the next speaker of the House of Representatives, the first African-American to hold the position. Also, according to CNN predictions, Democrat Josh Turk will win the Iowa Senate seat, defeating Republican Ashley Hinson. Donald Trump, whose approval ratings are hovering at record lows due to voter dissatisfaction with the war with Iran and rising gas prices as a result, said he would accept the results of the midterm elections. "I am fully prepared to accept these results. We will work with the Democrats, and we will, you know, look forward to working with them. We will probably come up with something," he said. The US president also said he did not regret his support of the losing candidates, including Darlene Graham of South Carolina, whose defeat surprised him. "I see that Darlene lost. Wow, that's amazing," he said. House Speaker Mike Johnson admitted it was a tough night for Republicans and that he was "disappointed" with the results, vowing Republicans will retake the House in 2028. Journalists report that the US President is watching the action in the East Room of the White House along with several of his associates, including Vice President J. Dee Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Attorney General Todd Blanche and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Some of those present described the atmosphere as "gloomy" and "funeral". According to insiders, some of them chose to leave before 10:00 p.m.