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Many voters were waiting to see if the country would be in power. But just as Mr. Trump shocked many Americans with his victory in the Electoral College in 2016, the possibility that he might receive a political boost for Democrats, and an energizing one for Republicans.
In Chapmanville, W.Va, a hardware store worker, Chance Bradley, said he was voting Republican because Mr. Trump had made him "feel like an American again." But Carl Blevins, retired coal miner, voted Democratic and said he Mr. Trump – or, for that matter, the Republican candidate for Senate, Patrick Morrisey.
"I think they can do something in the water," Mr. Blevins said.
The political leanings of battlegrounds like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa were also a huge focus of interest Tuesday. Those states voted for Mr. Trump in 2016, and they are struggling to hold their heels, while Democrats have been elected to govern their offices in the US and the United States.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's predicted sweeping Democratic gains on Tuesday during a private meeting with political allies in Washington on Tuesday. But she warned that President Trump might be trying to make a "rigged" if the ultimate result.
Mr. Trump has arrived in the House of Commons, but he has been told that it is a repetition of his presidency, and that he is unpopular . And Mr. Trump insisted that he would not take the election as a reflection on his performance.
"Mr. Trump said on Sunday, adding that he thought he had made a" big difference "in a handful of Senate elections.
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