Trump holds final rallies in Kansas and Iowa on the eve of the midterm elections , which will be held on November 3. Republicans fear defeat. The House is now a given for the Democrats, while the Senate is in the balance, also because the liberals have split in Michigan.

Democrats are ahead of Republicans in nearly all seven states that will decide the balance of power in the Senate . This is according to a New York Times-Siena poll, which finds liberals have large advantages in Texas and Kansas, states that have not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988 and 1932.

In Texas, James Talarico has 50% of the vote compared to Republican Ken Paxton's 43%, while in Kansas, Adam Hamilton has 49% compared to Roger Marshall's 44%. Abdul El-Sayed is also ahead in Michigan with 53% compared to Mike Rogers' 42%. Democrats also have the lead in Maine and Ohio, while in Alaska they are neck and neck.

According to the latest NBC poll, the Democrats' lead is increasing (52% against 45%, two points more than last month).

Panic is rising in the White House, which is considering how to advance the president's agenda with a hostile Congress. "If they win, I'll become Mr. Veto," says the tycoon, reiterating his promise that if the Republicans win, every adult American will receive $5,000.

(Unioneonline)

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