Yes
He can.
No
He can’t.
Democrats have already begun laying the groundwork for the upcoming congressional elections, targeting several Republican-held House seats they believe could become competitive. Party strategists hope that changing demographics, fundraising efforts, and local campaign issues will help them regain ground in Congress.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump continues to play a dominant role within the Republican Party. His endorsements remain highly influential in GOP primaries, and many Republican candidates are counting on Trump’s support to energize conservative voters heading into the election cycle.
Political analysts say control of Congress could once again come down to a handful of closely contested districts. Republicans are working to defend vulnerable incumbents while Democrats believe they have opportunities to flip several seats if turnout favors their party.
Campaign spending is expected to reach record levels as both parties battle for every possible advantage. With the economy, border security, inflation, and national security remaining top voter concerns, the outcome could significantly shape Trump’s ability to advance his legislative agenda during the remainder of his presidency.