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On the eve of the US midterm elections, Trump said on the one hand that he would respect the results if the election was clean, and on the other hand emphasized that if the Democratic Party controls the House of Representatives, it can still cooperate in negotiations through the veto power; The latest polls show that the Democratic Party is temporarily in the lead.
Americamidterm elections Polls coming out next week show Democrats in the leadrepublican party . President of the United Statestrump Today he said that if the election is fair, he will respect it no matter what the result is; If the Democratic Party controls the House of Representatives, he said he will find a way to cooperate. The President will have veto power and will ultimately reach an agreement through negotiations.
Mid-term elections in America will be held on November 3 and it is being considered as the mid-term test of the Trump 2.0 administration. The results of the elections will decide which party dominates the Congress. Trump’s Republican Party is struggling to retain majority seats in the Senate and House of Representatives. For the Republican Party, if it loses control of either of the houses, it could be quite difficult for Trump to govern in the next two years of his term.
In recent weeks, Trump has been actively holding campaign events at various locations to promote the election of the Republican Party. They accepted a joint interview with the media today before flying to Texas to attend a rally at Joint Base Andrews near Washington. Asked how he planned to work with Democrats if they take control of the House of Representatives in the future, Trump responded, “We’ll find a way.”
He also said that the President has strong veto power. “I hope the situation doesn’t come to that point, but if it does, many presidents have experienced this before. You have a strong veto power and ultimately reach an agreement through negotiation.”
The media asked, will they respect the election results no matter what? Trump responded, “If it’s a clean election, I will do that.”
Trump posted on his social media platform “Truth Social” yesterday that he was keeping a close eye on possible fraud in the Minnesota US Senate election. The American media “The Hill” reported that this campaign has become one of the centers of fierce competition in this midterm election.
“We come together to support Michelle Tafoya of Minnesota. She ran a great election and we cannot let her tamper with the votes after the election,” Trump wrote. He also stressed that “the federal government will be paying close attention.”
Trump also said that the only way Tafoya would lose is if the vote was fraudulent.
“Capitol Hill” reported that Trump’s comments immediately drew strong reactions from Minnesota Democrats, including retired Democratic U.S. Senator Tina Smith, who criticized Trump for “paving the way” for the election to be “stolen.”
A Reuters/Ipsos national poll released yesterday showed that when asked “If elections were held today, which party would they prefer to support entering Congress,” 47% of registered voters supported the Democrats and 36% supported the Republicans; About 11% of respondents said they were not sure which party they would vote for.
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Trump said that as long as it is a clean election, he will respect it regardless of the outcome. His statement suggests that the validity of the election is a prerequisite for accepting the results.
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Trump said he would “find a way” to work with Democrats, noting that the president has a strong veto power and could ultimately reach a negotiated agreement to avoid a full-scale confrontation.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that 47% of registered voters support the Democratic Party and 36% support the Republican Party, with the Democratic Party clearly in the lead. At the same time, Trump once again mentioned election fraud, which has created controversy.
