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In the 2026 midterm elections, Democrats gained control of the House and Senate, marking a significant shift in political power. The midterms were seen as a rebuke to President Trump's policies and rhetoric, with voters across the country rejecting his divisive approach. The election results also highlighted a dramatic shift in Catholic voter support, with Catholics dividing almost evenly between Democrats and Republicans, a stark contrast to the 2024 presidential election where Trump won their support by a commanding margin. The shift in Catholic voter support, along with broader national dissatisfaction, contributed to the Democratic victories in key states.
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