The United States heads to the polls on November 3 to elect all 435 members of the House of Representatives and 35 senators, alongside governors and state lawmakers across the country.
The elections will determine control of Congress for the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency, potentially reshaping Washington's domestic and foreign policy agenda.
With the war against Iran, rising economic pressures, immigration disputes and continued US involvement in Ukraine dominating political debate, the results could affect congressional oversight, government spending and America's approach to international conflicts.
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