Donald Trump, the president of the United States, said on Tuesday, November 5, that he would accept the results if the midterm elections were held "healthily and honestly" next week. When he went to Texas to participate in election programs, in response to a question about accepting the results of the midterm elections, he said: "If the elections are held honestly, yes." The US president also cautiously promised to cooperate with rival Democrats in case Republicans lose their majorities in the House and Senate. "We will find a way," Trump said at Joint Base Andrews near Washington. You see, I have considerable veto power. I hope it won't happen, but if it does, it has happened to many presidents in the past." He added: "You have considerable veto power and you end up working together on agreements." Republicans are worried about the formation of a wave of support for Democrats in the midterm elections.