US midterm elections (3 November 2026)

The US midterms of 3 November 2026 explained without taking sides: what is on the ballot (the House, part of the Senate and governors), how Congress works, why they matter, how people vote, a comparison with Spain, a poll and a quiz.

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  1. US midterm elections
  2. Why "midterm"?
  3. What is on the ballot on November 3
  4. Congress: two chambers
  5. How a bill becomes law
  6. Why they matter
  7. How voting works
  8. The US and Spain, side by side
  9. Your turn: elections in class

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