Democrats take Congress in the November 3 midterms but still face Trump’s veto and divided strategy
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Democrats won the November 3 midterms, gaining majorities in the House and Senate and the governorship in Texas. Donald Trump remains president and can veto legislation; overriding a veto needs a two-thirds majority, which Democrats do not hold in either chamber. Patrick Malone of American University told DW that some House Republicans may avoid tying themselves closely to Trump, so a veto may not always end negotiations.
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