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Millions of US citizens are heading to the polls this Tuesday to decide who will control congress and the balance of power for the last two years of Donald Trump's term.

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00:15Millions of U.S. citizens are heading to the polls this Tuesday to decide who will control
00:19Congress and the balance of power for the last two years of Donald Trump's term.
00:24Throughout the day, Democrats are seeking to regain control of both chambers of Congress,
00:28while the Republican Party is heading into the elections with the goal of preserving its political position during the second
00:33half of Trump's presidential term.
00:35The first polling centers began opening at 5 and 6 a.m. local time in the eastern coast.
00:40Meanwhile, the Supreme Court rejected a motion filed by the Trump administration to force the state of California to void
00:46thousands of ballots
00:47after claiming they were sent to non-U.S. citizens.
00:54In this context, nearly 58 million U.S. citizens cast early ballots ahead of the mid-term election,
01:00setting historic turnout records across the United States.
01:03The surge is driven by heightened mobilizations among working-class voters and Latino communities,
01:08who report casting ballots to combat grocery inflation and economic pressures.
01:12As voters prepare to decide all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 35 Senate seats and 36 governorships,
01:19market prediction models give Democrats a 95% chance of securing a House majority,
01:24signaling potential legislative blockades for the remainder of President Donald Trump's second term.

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