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Control of the House is at the center of midterms. These charts help explain the fight - AP News — Paul Lepage | ChamberLight
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As the 2026 midterms approach, President Trump and House Republicans face historical headwinds and low approval ratings in their fight to maintain a slim majority against a motivated Democratic party seeking to flip the chamber.
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