CNN – “Millions of voters will soon go to the polls across the US, but they won’t be picking a president. The impact of the midterm elections, however, could be almost as significant. President Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot, but the results will be a referendum on the polarizing US leader, his policies and the Republican politicians who have tied their fortunes to his. President Trump could have more power or less in Washington by the end of Election Day. The elections are on Tuesday, November 6, but lots of people will have already voted by then because early voting is a thing in the US, where about 40% of ballots were cast before Election Day in 2016. Here’s everything you need to know about the US midterm elections.” [h/t Pete Weiss]
- What are the US midterm elections?
- Why so much interest in an election that doesn’t involve picking a president?
- Which political parties are involved?
- What are some of the top issues in this election?
- What does this mean for the rest of the world?
- What are the possible scenarios?
- What are some of the marquee races?
- And will history be made?
- What happens immediately after the midterms?
