U.S. midterms put Congress and state governorships in play

Politics · First reported 31 Oct, 01:41 · Updated 09:57

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The supplied coverage describes the U.S. midterms as contests for congressional seats and state governorships, with the results affecting the president’s agenda. One report says more than 100 million people were likely to vote.

The Hindu says the November 3 midterms include all 435 House seats, about one-third of the 100 Senate seats, and numerous state governorships.
The Hindu says the election results can weaken or strengthen the president’s agenda, depending on which side wins.
The Journal says more than 100 million people were likely to cast ballots in that year’s midterm voting.

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Key facts

Election date: November 3, according to The Hindu.
House seats: All 435 House seats are up for election, according to The Hindu.
Senate seats: About one-third of the 100 Senate seats are at stake, according to The Hindu.
Expected turnout: More than 100 million people were likely to cast ballots, according to The Journal.