2026 midterm results explained: why Republicans lost the House and Senate, how Democrats won even Texas, and what happens to Trump now. Gas at $4.15, 1 in 14 Trump voters switched, and it wasn’t love for Democrats. Plus what most Americans still agree on and the road to the 2028 election. We lost on Tuesday, November 3, and it hurts. This is the honest version from our side: the bill voters were paying, the new voters who gave us a chance in 2024 and walked away (young voters, Latino families, independents), what we got wrong too, the problem the winning party doesn’t see, a warning from Britain, how much most Americans still agree on, and why a midterm loss isn’t the end. In 1986, Republicans lost the Senate in Reagan’s second midterm. Two years later, George H. W. Bush won 40 states. Tell us in the comments: what’s one thing every American should agree on? Subscribe: on Sunday we show who can actually win 2028 for the right, and what they’ll have to fix. Before the vote, what Democrats said they’d do with Congress: • If Democrats Win the Midterms, It’s Worse … CHAPTERS 0:00 We lost the House, the Senate, even Texas 0:13 Why Republicans lost: the bill 0:41 Where we lost voters (and what we got wrong) 1:26 The winning party’s problem 1:50 Even pride has split 2:05 A warning from Britain 2:26 What most Americans agree on 3:11 Who we are (our view) 3:31 Why it feels so divided 3:51 What happens to Trump now 4:13 The road to 2028 (our view) 4:46 One thing to do 5:04 The same team
Source: Why Republicans Lost the Midterms (And How We Win 2028)
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