Trump warns of vetoes if US midterm elections flip Congress
Americans cast ballots in the US midterm elections as Democrats chase House control, high energy costs weigh on voters, and federal monitors fan out across all 50 states.
Americans voted Tuesday in midterms widely framed as a referendum on President Donald Trump.
Polls and a Decision Desk HQ forecast pointed to Democrats taking the House; the Senate race stayed competitive.
Democrats needed a net gain of three House seats and four Senate seats for full control of Congress.
Trump said he could "veto everything" if Republicans lose Congress, while also saying deals with Democrats were possible.
The Justice Department said it was sending about 1,000 election monitors and observers across all 50 states.