Trump Is Fighting to Save Congress. Could the Midterms End His Agenda?

The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are almost here—and Donald Trump is fighting to keep Republicans in control of Congress.

After weeks of nonstop campaigning, Trump is delivering an urgent message: Republicans must win. But election forecasts and prediction markets suggest Democrats may have a real chance to take back the House, while control of the Senate remains fiercely contested.

So what happens if Trump loses one chamber—or both?

In this episode, we break down the battle for all 435 House seats, the Senate races that could determine Washington's balance of power, and the political consequences for the final two years of Trump's presidency.

We examine the Democratic Party's potential electoral wave, Republican redistricting strategies, the impact of inflation and living costs, and the key races in Texas, North Carolina, Ohio, Maine, Kansas, and Michigan.

We also explain how a divided Congress could affect Trump's legislative agenda, government spending, judicial appointments, congressional investigations, and the possibility of another impeachment battle.

Finally, we'll walk through the key states and districts to watch on election night, what early results may reveal, and why some Senate races could take longer to decide.

Will Republicans hold both chambers? Will Democrats flip the House? Or could Democrats take control of Congress entirely?

Join us as we analyze the races, the numbers, and the stakes behind America's most consequential midterm election battles.

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