House of war heats up as Democrats, Republicans Both say 2026 Edge

The battle for control of the house is set to kick into high gear with the 2025 election in the background, and both sides are optimistic about their chances after their day after Tuesday.

Democrats are flying high after their victories in key elections in Virginia, California and New Jersey, celebrating those who won the administration of President Donald Trump. But Republicans are still confident in their Housekeeping numbers next year and are ready to use the left’s success in New York City as a political cudgel for the rest of the country.

“Yesterday was a great night for America and a great night for the democratic party, as the people who will enter the country, defeating magald Trump Jeffries since the day of Dn.Ye.

The memo circulated by jeffries-aligned with the main PAC house and obtained by FOX News Digital Exedi: “With less than a year until election day, democrats are always ready to bring back jeffries as the next speaker.”

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But Jeffries’ running mate, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-LA., had a very different interpretation.

“It’s not surprising. What happened last night there were blue states and blue cities voted blue. And no one should read that,” said its election of the year. “I think when we go into the next year in the woods, we are very subtle about the result. We have an extraordinary track record.”

The House GOP Campaign Campatiance reported by FOX News Digital was also confident in the ability of Republicans to keep the majority next November, arguing that the key lies in voter renewal.

The results are:

“I think we actually had a good harvest night. They just had a monster,” said GOP operatives in New Jersey, where rep. Mikie Sherrill, DN.J., Failed Republican Jack Ciattarelli.

“They were on-and-off. [governor] the race. And so I think it’s up to us to continue to do the work to show that we need people to show up when the President is not on the ballot. “

They also destroyed the Democrats’ Copes with Hispanic and Latino voters in New Jersey as the GOP found.

“I think it’s back, across-the-board, and our voters are renewed,” said the activist. “With Hispanic voters specifically, keep putting in the work, and we can’t take them lightly … It sounds like we, in other races, that they weren’t trying to talk to them on our side.”

On the other hand, a worker familiar with the House’s will campaigns said they are taking lessons from the renewed purge in two groups – Hispanic voters and women.

And while admitting the parties weren’t monolithic, the Democratic activist said all Americans were focused on the same driver: the cost of living.

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“I think it’s like a helpful reminder to double down on the issues that people care about the most. “I think those are the solutions that people want to hear, and we have to work on talking to them.”

The Democratic activist argued that this story is driving the success of Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger, D-VA.

Another issue that is under the spotlight from both sides is the victory of social scientist Zohran Mamdani in the New York City Mailous race.

“The biggest takeaway I have is that there’s not a day that should go by when a candidate, a member of the leadership, whatever branch, whatever state, whatever, say, whatever, those GOPs are working. I think he’s the party now, frankly.”

A Democratic source said, “We’re just kind of seeing the evidence that it doesn’t work, because they’ve been trying this in races all over the country here, and it hasn’t worked.”

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They pointed to the efforts of Republicans to imprison the representative. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Dn.Y., for Democrats is at risk nationally after her upset victory in 2018.

“It just doesn’t work,” they said. “Someone in the Virginia Beach Area of ​​the country doesn’t give a S — about what the Mayor of New York City is cost of living.”