With the US election a week away, the latest phase of the battle for control of Congress is showing unprecedented turnout. Currently, almost 30 million citizens have already voted in early voting, with supporters of the Democratic Party showing the greatest activity. Today, about half of the total number of voters are Democrats, while Republicans make up only 35%. However, Republicans managed to slightly improve their standing in states like Texas. However, they are still on the losing side in the traditionally Republican states of Kansas and Florida. Democrats are significantly ahead of their opponents in Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Georgia and North Carolina. On average in key states, early voting increased by 30-60% compared to the 2022 midterm elections, when Republicans just managed to retain a majority in the House of Representatives. For now, Democrats are optimistic that they will win a significant number of seats in both chambers. The conservative part of the country is concerned about global trends. In Brazil, Trump's loyalists, the Bolsonaro family, failed in the elections. Also, the results of the elections in Israel will soon be published, in which the right-wing parties may lose power. The final chord will be the congressional elections. In the final days of his campaign, Trump focused on a showdown with Democratic candidates such as the socialist Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, as well as his intention to restart the unpopular war with Iran immediately after the election. This is unlikely to have a significant impact on Republicans, but it does highlight the ironic outcome of the current election for Team Trump.