Florida, Wisconsin races are a possible glimpse into how Dems and GOP could approach midterms: ANALYSIS

The Supreme Court of Democrats wins in Wisconsin, and the Republican Florida victory margin competitions serve as a primer for the bigger combat boiled between the Republicans and the Democrats, as parties are preparing for the medium -term year.

In Wisconsin, the consistent presence of Elon Musk in the race – monetary distribution, campaign’s participation and posts in his social media – seems to be supported by Republicans who support conservative judge Brad Shimel. In addition, Shimel’s coziness to President Donald Trump in a technically non -party competition was also not successful.

However, Democrats and Liberal Judge Susan Crawford have been able to turn this race referendum on the most rich person in the world and gather support on a key issue that can come to court – reproductive rights. Voters, for their part, are launching ballots to maintain liberal control over the highest court of the state.

If Musk continues to intervene in an election similarly, Democrats may have a profitable reproduction book. Although it remains to be seen whether this loss will encourage the Republicans to distance themselves from Musk in future competitions or whether Trump himself will be destroyed by the idea of ​​Musk as a spokesman for Magi movement in critical competitions.

And although they have lost both special home races in Florida, the Democrats are entering the voters of the Republican Coroup of Rubin.

The elected Republican Congressmen Jimmy Patronis and Randy Finn won with double-digit margins, but compared to their predecessors, the Trump Republican couple wins that were much narrower.

Matt Gath and Mike Walz won more than 30 points in November. Democratic candidates Josh Wil and Gay Valimont abandoned the winners on Tuesday by about half of half.

However, Republicans enjoyed the victories.

“The American people have sent a clear message tonight: they want elected employees who will develop America Trump’s first agenda, and their votes cannot be purchased by national Democrats,” said Republican Party President Michael Watley.

While Trump advertises the power of his own approval for victories.

“Trump’s approval, as always, turned out to be far more than the Democrats of Evil,” he said on social media.

Key GOP extraction: Wins may need to be more difficult than in the past, as anti-thrump moods mobilize voters in the most red areas.

The Democrats celebrated, putting the Republicans in defense, who are already striving to take advantage of the energy on Tuesday as they were watching by 2026, their next great chance to restore some power in Republican -led Washington.

“Republicans everywhere know that it is coming in terms of consideration – Democrats accept the majority in 2026,” Democratic Party chairman Ken Martin said in a statement on Tuesday. Adding to a separate statement: “Don’t be fooled: the inertia is on our side.”