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In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the head of the House Republican campaign committee expressed optimism about defending the GOP’s majority in the 2026 midterm elections. Despite the traditional trend of the party in power losing seats during midterms, Rep. Richard Hudson sees an advantage due to President-elect Trump’s previous victory and success in key battleground states.
Hudson highlighted that only three Republicans are in seats carried by Kamala Harris, compared to 14 Democrats in seats also won by Trump. This suggests a strong offensive position for the GOP. He emphasized the battle-tested nature of House Republicans and their ability to deliver for their communities.
Looking ahead to the 2026 election cycle, Hudson believes that having Trump campaign with candidates could help drive voter turnout. While acknowledging the absence of Trump on the ballot in the midterms, Hudson remains confident in the GOP’s ability to deliver on their promises and retain the House majority.
On the Democratic side, Rep. Suzan DelBene, chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, aims to build on the party’s successes in the 2024 elections to regain the House majority. DelBene emphasizes the importance of independent-minded candidates and addressing key issues like lowering costs and economic opportunity.
As the political landscape evolves with Trump’s return to the White House and Republican control of Congress, both parties are focused on accountability and governance that benefits working families. DelBene stresses the need for effective governance and holding elected officials accountable for their actions and votes. Entonces, si los Republicanos no están dispuestos a trabajar de manera bipartidista para lograr cosas, eso será una parte clave de las elecciones de 2026 también. Mirando hacia el mapa de 2026, DelBene destacó que los Demócratas tendrán “oportunidades en todo el país”. Y ella dijo que es trabajo del DCCC “llegar a los votantes donde estén y asegurarse de que estén recibiendo información precisa sobre dónde se encuentran nuestros candidatos”. Fox News’ Emma Woodhead contribuyó a este informe.