Trump says he will accept US midterm election results and work with Democrats after Republican losses.
Trump made the remarks as early election trends pointed towards a Democratic victory in the House.
Donald Trump says he will accept the 2026 midterm election results as Democrats are projected to take control of the House and challenge his administration.
US President Donald Trump has reacted to the 2026 midterm election results, claiming that Republicans would have won "in a landslide" if he had been on the ballot.In a post on Truth Social, Trump...
After major Republican setbacks in the US midterm elections, President Donald Trump is signalling that he is open to working with Democrats.In an interview, Trump said he would be willing to do...
In a post-election interview, the US President acknowledged the Democrats’ campaign efforts while expressing confidence about reaching agreements with the opposition
The possibility of Republican losses has also revived concerns over whether Trump and his allies would accept an unfavourable verdict from voters.
American voters are being asked to decide not simply who should control Congress, but how much power they are prepared to allow Donald Trump to exercise during the remaining two years of his...
The White House warned Democrats to "buckle up" and blamed some Republican candidates.
The message from the White House comes as voters cast their ballots in contests that could reshape the balance of power in US Congress.
Trump-backed Senate candidates lose as Democrats take control of the US Senate
Ahead of Election Day, Donald Trump urged Republicans to turn out in large numbers, warning that his administration's policies could be reversed if Democrats take control of Congress.
Voters are electing members to the House of Representatives and the Senate, with Democrats seeking to overturn narrow Republican majorities in both chambers.
Trump urged Republicans to turn out in large numbers for the midterm elections, treating the contest as a referendum on his presidency as control of Congress hangs in the balance.
Speaking on Homework, journalists reporting from across the United States said the election was shaping up as a crucial test for Trump and the Republican Party.
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