Democrat odds of 'blue tsunami' soar to a record high in latest prediction as Trump makes last-minute scramble: Live updates

Democrats' odds of taking control of the Senate have climbed to a record high ahead of Election Day, according to prediction platform Kalshi. 

The app gives Democrats a 74 percent chance of winning the Senate, the highest it has reached, and a 94 percent chance of taking the House, according to the betting platform as of Monday morning. 

President Trump will make a last-ditch effort to appeal to voters today as he delivers his 'closing arguments' on the midterms at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C.

The president held the final rally of his nationwide, 28-stop midterm campaign yesterday in Salina, Kansas as he sought to shore up Republican support and preserve the party's congressional majorities.

Ahead of November 3, the president threatened to wield the veto if Democrats gain control, saying he 'hoped that it won't be the case,' but 'if it is, it's happened before with many presidents. You have a strong veto and you end up working out deals.'

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Trump faces nightmare scenario as latest odds reveal Democrats' highest-ever chances of seizing power in midterms

Democrats reached their highest-ever odds of seizing control of Congress as traders continue to give them the edge over Republicans just one day before the midterms.

Kalshi gives Democrats a 74 percent chance of winning the Senate, the highest it has reached, and a 94 percent chance of taking the House, according to the betting platform as of Monday morning.

But it's not all moving in one direction.

Democrats have strengthened their position in some high-profile Senate races, while others have shifted toward Republicans as Election Day approaches.

Republicans currently hold 53 Senate seats compared with 47 for Democrats, and the battle for the upper chamber is expected to hinge on a handful of closely watched contests.

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They handed Trump the White House and now hold the fate of Congress in their hands. What the blue-collar men of five battleground states told us should terrify every Republican

Colton Weaver, a 37-year-old mechanic from Beaumont, Texas, is exactly the kind of voter who made Donald Trump president.

On Tuesday, he is voting for a Democrat.

He is not alone. Exit polls show Trump won about two-thirds of white voters without a college degree in each of his three runs.

The blue-collar coalition that powered him to the White House in 2016, and stuck with him through 2020 and 2024, may finally be breaking.

There is widespread anger over the economy and the cost of living, largely driven by the forever-lingering war with Iran.

'I think it's time for some changes from what we have now, and I think we need to hurry up and get them done,' Weaver told the Daily Mail.

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New poll predicts doomsday scenario for Republicans in all seven toss-up Senate races as Trump eyes scapegoat

The final batch of polling of this year's midterms from the New York Times paints a worst-case scenario for Republicans across the country.

Research from the New York Times and the Siena Research Institute has found Democrats leading or at least tied in key battleground races.

The Times poll has Democrat Abdul El Sayed up in Michigan by more than a double-digit margin over his Republican opponent Mike Rogers, 53 to 42.

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The Daily Mail visited five of America's key midterm bellwethers... here's what they predict for the election

The Daily Mail visited five of America's bellwether counties: Sedgwick County, Kansas; Jefferson County, Texas; Macomb County, Michigan; Montgomery County, Ohio; and Waldo County, Maine.

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