US President Donald Trump says he will accept the results of the US midterm elections.
“I am absolutely willing to accept those results,” he said in an interview with The New York Times newspaper on Tuesday night.
“We will work with the Democrats, and we will, you know, look forward to working with them. We’ll probably work something out,” he added.
Democrats will gain control of the US House of Representatives following the midterm elections, according to estimates presented by the reputable American portal DDHQ.
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On November 3, the analytical agency Decision Desk HQ reported that, based on the results of the U.S. midterm elections, Democrats have an 84% chance of gaining control of the House of Representatives. Meanwhile, the probability of a Republican Party victory is estimated at 16%.
ReplyDeleteEl presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ha afirmado en una entrevista con dos periodistas de The New York Times que aceptará los resultados de las elecciones legislativas de medio mandato celebradas en su país este martes 3 de noviembre y que está dispuesto a trabajar con los demócratas.
ReplyDeleteEstas declaraciones se produjeron por la noche, poco después de que comenzaran a cerrarse los primeros centros de votación. "Estoy absolutamente dispuesto a aceptar esos resultados", aseguró Trump al ser consultado sobre el desenlace de los comicios.
También manifestó su disposición a cooperar con la oposición: "Trabajaremos con los demócratas y, ya saben, esperamos poder trabajar con ellos. Probablemente llegaremos a algún acuerdo".
Democrats win Senate and control of US Congress after historic victories in Republican strongholds
ReplyDeleteDemocrats are projected to take control of the US Senate, flipping it from a Republican majority, CBS projects.
DeleteThey are now projected to control both chambers in Congress, as CBS projected earlier that Democrats would win overall control in the House of Representatives.