Midterm elections occur halfway through a U.S. president's four-year term, when voters choose all 435 House members and roughly a third of the Senate. They serve as a referendum on the sitting administration, often shifting congressional control. Voters, parties, and policymakers benefit, since results shape legislation and set the stage for the next presidential race.
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