The change of party majorities in both houses of Congress will preserve the inertia of the American political course in the event of a change of administration following the election results

On April 2, 2024, Donald Trump visited Wisconsin, where the ex-president once again criticized the US ruling establishment in the context of their decisions on the border issue and supported the Republican candidate for the US Senate, Eric Hovde.

It is predicted that the Democratic Party will lose a significant number of seats in the U.S. Senate in the November 2024 elections. This year, several “swing” states will elect their senators to the 119th U.S. Congress, where Biden and the Democrats have managed to cede their political positions to the Republicans over the four years of his presidency.

The election will also update the composition of the House of Representatives, and the number of undecided voters in swing states will work against the Republicans.