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Party control of U.S. Senate post-2026 midterms?
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Decision Desk HQ•Arizona•6th Congressional District•Republican Juan Ciscomani•Republican Party•House•Presidency•Senate•Trump Trifecta•Congress•Executive Branch
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The outcome can be determined through official election results published by the U.S. Federal Election Commission or major news outlets such as CNN or The New York Times.
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Republicans Secure House Majority After Win in Arizona's 6th District
Nov 12, 2024, 12:31 AM
Republicans have officially secured control of the U.S. House of Representatives, achieving the necessary 218 seats to retain their majority. The projection came after Decision Desk HQ called Arizona's 6th Congressional District for Republican Juan Ciscomani. With this victory, the Republican Party now holds 219 seats in the House and controls the Presidency, Senate, and House, giving them a 'Trump Trifecta' in the federal government. This marks a significant win for the party, as they have control over both chambers of Congress and the Executive Branch.
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