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Republicans trail Democrats by 12 points in battle for House: Poll

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Asia and Oceania Europe Latin America Russia USA

Who wrote first

  1. Europe The Guardian
  2. USA The Hill
  3. Russia Interfax
  4. Asia and Oceania The Straits Times
  5. Latin America The Tribune (Bahamas)

How it is reported

Russia less than usual

Kommersant original
Quinnipiac: 51% of Americans want to see Democrats at the head of the House of Representatives // Quinnipiac: Democrats broke away from the Republicans by 12% before the US elections
RBC original
Democrats beat Republicans in poll ahead of US congressional election
Interfax original
Democrats ahead of Republicans ahead of midterm elections in the United States

USA more than usual

The Hill
2026 election forecast update: Democrats gain ground in House, Senate stays tight
The Hill
Senate heads out for midterm recess; Trump off to Texas, Oklahoma
Fox News
Explosive sleeper issue could fuel midterm shakeups, top Republican predicts: “You’re gonna see surprises”
The Hill
Republicans trail Democrats by 12 points in battle for House: Poll
The Hill
With Trump’s help, the Senate looks good for Democrats
The Hill
The Memo: Slew of Trump controversies gives headache to Republicans in midterms
The Hill
New polls have Democrats thinking big on Senate
Fox News
Reporter's Notebook: Senate Republicans scrap early exit from Washington as midterm stakes soar
The Hill
Senate surprises? GOP, Democrats eye midterm upsets

Europe

The Guardian
How Senate Democrats can stop Trump from stealing the midterms | David Walbert
The Guardian
What Democrats are getting right – and wrong – in run-up to midterms: “We can’t just be anti-Trump”

Asia and Oceania less than usual

The Straits Times
We are capitalists: US Democrats push back against communist label ahead of midterms

Latin America

The Tribune (Bahamas)
STATESIDE: Dems gloat over expected Republican midterm losses

Barely covered it

Russia (3 of the usual ~21), Asia and Oceania (1 of the usual ~7)

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