US President Donald Trump risks losing most in Congress in the middle school elections, as political history in the US shows that the incumbent president’s party usually suffers losses in this election.

Republicans are facing the possibility of the Democrats taking over the House of Representatives and, potentially, the Senate.

During the last 20 elections of the mesmandati, the president’s party has lost seat in the House of Representatives in 18 cases. Exceptives make the 2002 elections, when the Republicans won after the 11 September terrorist attacks, and those of 1998, when President Bill Clinton’s Democrats managed to preserve most.

All 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 out of 100 Senate seats are in the race.

The loss of many in one of the rooms would make Trump difficult to pass laws and implement its political agenda. If the Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, they could launch investigations into the administration and request evidence of documents from government officials.

Meanwhile, the majority in the Senate would give the Democrats the opportunity to block or delay the president’s appointments to important state and judicial positions.

To achieve this, they need to earn four seats currently held by the Republicans, keeping at the same time all their seats.

Polls show that Democrats have a priority in several important races, including those in Texas and Kansas, where they have been unable to win a seat in the Senate for decades. However, analysts warn that poll results should be dealt with carefully, as in past elections they have downplayed support for the republics. /Telegraphy/