Republicans brace to lose the House in Tuesday's US midterms as polls give Democrats a shot at the Senate too
Donald Trump, who has held 25 rallies since early October, now faces warnings of a West Wing "bloodbath" if Republicans lose the Senate on Tuesday.
Andrew Neil warns that a double defeat on Tuesday will not tame Trump but make him more reckless, more dangerous and more self-obsessed than ever. Democrats are expected to seize the House, with the Senate now a live contest, and polls show 72 percent of Americans believe there is too much money in politics as ad spending hits a record $11.6 billion this cycle.
A US judge has ordered the Justice Department to stop threatening to prosecute state election officials who refuse to comply with Trump's voter-roll demands.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has told primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens to stay away from his campaign events just four days before Election Day, exposing a damaging split.
Elon Musk, who has put $446 million of his own money into the midterms, warns that a Democratic sweep in 2028 would mean the 'end of democracy' by creating a permanent one-party state.
