The victory in the strategic island could herald a “red wave”; key early results expected in Georgia, New Hampshire and North Carolina; Donald Trump looms over the vote even though he isn’t on the polls. Follow the latest here.
| It’s Election Day in the United States. What will decide the 2022 election? And what might we be talking about in the days and weeks to come?The vote for the Senate could take a while.
To the extent Republicans underperform, and especially if they fail to take the Senate, it’s quite likely that we’ll be talking a lot aboutIt’s possible the GOP will win those races anyway. But there’s no question that Trump’s chosen candidates have made that more arduous. The reason it’s in doubt is pretty clear, though. In addition to the looming issue of abortion rights , Republicans have fielded several nominees that voters don’t particularly like.
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