Taking place every two years, the US Midterms determine control of Congress, state governorships, and local legislatures. Voters use them to check presidential power, shaping policy agendas. The American public benefits most, as results directly influence federal laws, budget priorities, and the balance of political influence for the remainder of a president's term.
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