The results of the midterm elections in the USA document a broad national change in electoral preferences in favor of the Democratic Party. In precincts with nearly full vote counts, Democratic support jumped an average of 16 percentage points. For comparison, in the presidential elections in 2024 there was a change of only 5 points, but in the direction of the Republicans. This trend was clear even in traditionally conservative areas: Tennessee and Kentucky, where the Republicans ultimately won, still saw a strong turn of voters toward the Democratic Party by 18 points at one time.

The results of the midterm elections in the USA document a broad national change in electoral preferences in favor of the Democratic Party. In precincts with nearly full vote counts, Democratic support jumped an average of 16 percentage points. For comparison, in the presidential elections in 2024 there was a change of only 5 points, but in the direction of the Republicans. This trend was clear even in traditionally conservative areas: Tennessee and Kentucky, where the Republicans ultimately won, still saw a strong turn of voters toward the Democratic Party by 18 points at one time.