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"The elections have marked a milestone for the Latino community. Driven by outrage over the economic situation and a failed mass deportation campaign —which has turned Latinos into targets of harassment, abuse, and violence— Latino voters recorded the highest participation ever seen in a midterm election and solidified their position as a decisive electoral sector," said Janet Murguía, president and CEO of UnidosUS, one of the leading advocacy organizations for Latinos. #VotoLatino #EleccionesMidterms #PartidoDemócrata (translated)

The article analyzes how Latinos, women, young voters, and poorer families played a key role in defeating Trumpism in the American elections, highlighting the disillusionment of these voter groups and the dramatic results of electoral battles. #americkevvolby #trump #latinos (translated)

The French Mileistes estimated that Donald Trump's defeat in the midterm elections, while less spectacular than other setbacks suffered by sitting presidents, was surprising given the economic situation in the United States. It cited a growth of 3.4% in the third quarter of 2026 and an unemployment rate of 4.2%, attributing the economy's strength to the deregulation and tax cuts policies initiated by Trump since 2016, which the Biden administration would, according to him, have largely maintained. He also stated that Trump's victory in 2024 allowed artificial intelligence to develop in the United States without being hindered by regulators. The author also mentioned the rise in stock markets, the decline in crime and overdose deaths, as well as the decrease in illegal immigration. However, he noted the deficit and debt as weak points, while considering their level more sustainable than in France due to American growth. He added that the United States had made considerable advances since 2016 over Europe, Japan, and China in terms of GDP and GDP per capita. To explain the electoral setback, the French Mileistes specifically cited Trump's behavior since his reelection, the war in Iran, and the resulting price increases, as well as tensions with Canada and Denmark. He also mentioned the suspicions of corruption surrounding Trump's second administration, his handling of the Epstein affair, the decline of "fanatical wokeness," and the return of socialist proposals targeting the wealthy in particular. He finally estimated that changes in the electorate's composition had worked against the Republicans and that Latino voters who supported Trump in 2024 had abandoned him in 2026 in reaction to the mass deportations of undocumented individuals, which he said were comparable to those carried out under Barack Obama. He concluded that this defeat would have consequences almost as significant for Europeans as for Americans. #Trump #politique #économie (translated)

The midterm elections have marked a historic milestone in the United States by electing a record number of women, people of color, LGBTQ+ representatives, Muslims, Latinos, and Indigenous people to important political positions, breaking several glass ceilings in the process. #EleccionesMidterms #DiversidadPolítica #IgualdadDeGénero (translated)

The Democratic quartet composed of Keisha Lance Bottoms, Deb Haaland, Xavier Becerra, and Gina Hinojosa made history in the 2026 midterms by becoming the first African American, Native American, Latino, and Latin American governors in their respective states. #Midterms2026 #Gouverneurs #DiversitéPolitique (translated)

In the US midterms of 2026, over 70 percent of voters aged 18 to 29 cast their votes for the Democrats, securing victory in many districts, while Donald Trump and the Republicans lost support among key voter groups, particularly among young people and Latinos. #USWahlen #JungeWähler #Demokraten (translated)

The publication claimed that the Democratic advance in the United States, driven by Latinos, young people, and women, exceeded the best expectations. It also noted that the country would have its first Muslim senator, the first Black governor in Georgia, and the first Latina governor in Texas, and announced an analysis in MVTARDE. https://t.co/RzerxLFfbX #Democracia #Diversidad #Elecciones2024 #US (translated)

The author described a upheaval in one of the traditionally most conservative states of the country and estimated that a fundamental change, driven by Latin American immigration and the arrival of executives from California or the North, had suddenly accelerated. #TremblementDeTerre #ChangementSocial #Immigration #US (translated)

James Talarico's victory in Texas, a Presbyterian seminarian, symbolizes a significant advance for the Democrats in the midterm elections in the U.S., with popular support reflecting Latino voters' discontent with conservative policies. #VictoriaDemócrata #JamesTalarico #Elecciones2026 (translated)

The author wrote that the United States had returned and attributed the democratic victory to Trump, arguing that his policies had displeased all of his electoral components, starting with the Latinos. He added that young people had rallied en masse with the Democrats and that inflation and gas prices had weighed on the vote. He pointed out Ossoff-Talarico as the democratic line and concluded with a reference to "Purple Rain." #USA #Elezioni2024 #Politica #US #IT (translated)

The author noted that, one day before the midterm elections in the United States, Texas and Michigan reflected electoral dynamics typical of a transforming country. He also argued that Latino candidates were no longer questioned about their origin, but rather about their ideas. #Elecciones2022 #EstadosUnidos #CandidatosLatinos #US #MX (translated)