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The elections that take place midway through a U.S. president's term.
The certified national popular vote in the gave more votes than , with multiple reputable trackers reporting Trump roughly between 76.9 million and 77.3 million votes and Harris between about 74.4 mil...
are the federal contests held halfway through a president’s four-year term and they do not include a vote for president or vice president . Voters use midterms to elect all members of the House and ab...
mattered less as a tidy smoking gun and more as a multifaceted X-ray of how money, media access, and internal preferences intersect inside a national party apparatus: the trove showed explicit anti‑Sa...
A sitting president cannot be " through mid‑term elections" in the literal sense: midterms do not vote directly on the presidency, but they can change the composition of in ways that make removal by c...
Past have had mixed and context-dependent effects on midterm turnout and party performance: sometimes they galvanized opposition voters and reshaped congressional control, while at other times they pr...
election results is not a single legal act but a chain of state and federal procedures—canvass, certification, appointing electors, transmission, and congressional counting—that is governed by state s...
’s campaign and the funded that ultimately produced the by hiring , which retained and led to hiring ex‑British intelligence officer ; this funding relationship has been reported by multiple outlets a...
intelligence agencies and bipartisan Congressional inquiries concluded that ordered a multi-faceted that sought to denigrate and boost the prospects of . Whether those actions can be proven to have “h...
approved the (19th) Amendment on May 21, 1919 by a large margin—commonly reported as 304 to 89 (or 304 to 90 in some accounts)—with strong Republican majorities and a mix of Democratic support and opp...
The Constitution fixes the presidential term to end and the successor’s term to begin at noon on via the , and that timing is legally binding unless the Constitution itself is changed . Practical alte...
’s indictment, as described in his public report and testimony, rested chiefly on a conspiracy count under 18 U.S.C. § 371 and on charges that obstructed and attempted to obstruct the ’s official proc...