Alarm for Republicans in the most decisive mid-term elections in the United States in the last two decades The mid-term elections in the United States to determine the allocation of 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 seats in the Senate will take place in a situation where polls and prediction markets report a high probability that the Democrats will win and change the balance in Congress. What distinguishes this period is the lead of the Democrats in the traditional bases of the Republicans, such as Texas and Kansas. Factors such as inflation, record high gas prices and the economic consequences of the US war in Iran have greatly reduced Donald Trump's popularity in key states and overshadowed the preferences of independent voters. However, the margin of error of the polls, the possibility of lower Republican participation in the polls and the redrawing of voting districts in some states in favor of the Republicans are some of the challenges facing the Democrats. Democrats need a net increase of 3 seats in the House of Representatives and 4 seats in the Senate to win a majority. Analysts sketched four scenarios, ranging from Republicans keeping the Senate to the Democrats' overwhelming victory by taking about 250 seats in the House of Representatives and 53 seats in the Senate (a tsunami scenario). Experts believe that this election is more than a political trip, it is a reflection of public anger over the cost of living and conditions resulting from the transformations of the Trump era; Changes that will continue to have structural effects even if the Democrats win. Full text of the channel.