Democrats Retake Both Chambers as Trump Faces Post-Election Future

In the U.S. midterm elections, the Democratic Party regained majorities in both the House and Senate. The Republican Party, led by President Trump, suffered a major defeat, with results becoming clear faster than expected. The outcome was driven by voters' dissatisfaction with inflation, which they felt worsened under Trump's policies. Analysts note that previous "hidden Trump" supporters, who voted for change out of frustration, abandoned the party, while moderate voters concerned about living costs became the decisive force. Trump has posted on social media that he intends to become a political commentator. As the Constitution limits presidents to two terms, attention now turns to the post-Trump era and the 2028 presidential race.