Trump makes first response to U.S. midterm election, tells voters to "pretend I’m on the ballot"

Trump makes first response to U.S. midterm election, tells voters to "pretend I’m on the ballot"

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2026-11-04 03:48:50
U.S. President Donald Trump has made his first response to the midterm election results, according to a White House reporter at NewsNation. The message he sent to voters, the reporter said, was to "pretend he is on the ballot." Trump had previously said, "I’m not running. If I were running, we would win by a landslide!" Latest figures from Decision Desk HQ show that, so far, 252 House seats in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections have been called, with Democrats winning 152 and Republicans 100. In the Senate, 87 seats have been called, with Democrats taking 48 and Republicans 39. The update was cited by Odaily in a newsflash item published on Nov. 4. The original post also referenced a related reading item titled "The final 36 hours before the U.S. midterm elections: a golden dip for U.S. stocks and Bitcoin?"

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued his first response to the midterm election results. A White House reporter at NewsNation said the message Trump delivered to voters was to pretend he was on the ballot.

Trump had previously said, "I’m not running. If I were running, we would win by a landslide!"

According to the latest data from Decision Desk HQ, 252 House seats in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections have been called so far, with Democrats winning 152 and Republicans 100. In the Senate, 87 seats have been called, with Democrats winning 48 and Republicans 39.

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