Midterm elections 2026: what time do the polls close today?
Here’s an hour-by-hour rundown of when polls close around the US, and some of the key races taking place
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Here’s an hour-by-hour rundown of when polls close around the US, and some of the key races taking place
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Everything you need to know about the US midterms and what they mean for America.
Once polls close, it is possible the results will not be projected for several hours, days or even weeks
Once polls close, it is possible the results will not be projected for several hours, days or even weeks
Whether you plan to follow the US midterms on TV, radio or online, the BBC has you covered.
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President Donald Trump has spent most of the last month trying to shore up red states that will decide the Senate today. Follow for live updates
The midterms will shape Congress for the last years of his presidency, writes Sarah Smith, but they are also a test of what politics may look like without him.