The midterm elections have traditionally been a bloodbath for the party in power. Post-Tea Party, however, this has not necessarily been the case. In 2018, Democrats rode a “blue wave” in the House elections, flipping 40 seats and taking control of the lower chamber, while Republicans managed to net two Senate seats. In 2022, Democrats […]
The midterm elections have traditionally been a bloodbath for the party in power. Post-Tea Party, however, this has not necessarily been the case. In 2018, Democrats rode a “blue wave” in the House elections, flipping 40 seats and taking control of the lower chamber, while Republicans managed to net two Senate seats. In 2022, Democrats […]
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