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The Democrats have seized control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives following the midterm elections.

We're gonna wrap the big races, hear from a pollster, a former Australian Ambassador to the US, and a Congressman-elect, who flipped a Republican seat blue - completely out out of the blue.

We'll also look at how Republicans are assessing the loss, with the President now admitting the war with Iran may have had something to do with it.

And there's a telling market reaction too that is worth looking at with Carrington Clarke.

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The Democrats have won control of both the House of Representatives and Senate following the US midterm elections.

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The midterm elections have produced a so-called blue-nami, with the Democrats taking both the House of Representatives and the Senate. 

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The Democrats flipped Senate seats in the Republican strongholds of North Carolina, South Carolina, Iowa, Maine, Texas and Kansas.

They're the best thing we've got to try to predict election outcomes, so how did opinion polls measure up to the results we saw come out of America in yesterday's midterm election?

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In North Carolina, despite expectations, Democrat Paul Barringer toppled incumbent Republican Brad Knott.