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Midterms no blue wave, rather a meteor strike – DeSantis

todayNovember 5, 2026

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Former Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has described the Democrats’ victory in Tuesday’s United States midterm elections as a “meteor strike”, rejecting the suggestion that it was merely a blue wave. The Democrats secured control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, delivering a major political setback to President Donald Trump’s administration. The outcome represents is expected to complicate the President’s legislative agenda. Reacting to the results, DeSantis said Republicans would need years to undo the damage caused by the election outcome.

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