Held midway through a president's four-year term, US midterm elections decide all 435 House seats, about a third of the Senate, and many governorships and state offices. They let voters judge the sitting president's party, often shifting congressional control. Beneficiaries include voters, opposition parties, and candidates shaping national policy.
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