US President Trump has admitted that the war with Iran caused a big loss to his Republican Party in the midterm elections. However, he defended it, saying that this was the only way to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons. According to CNBC, Trump said in a conversation with reporters on Wednesday, "Due to the Iran war, the price of gasoline increased for a while. But if I get a chance to decide again, I will do it again." There are a total of 435 seats in the House of Representatives. Elections were held on all the seats. The opposition Democratic Party won 242 seats and Trump's Republican Party won 151 seats. Counting of votes is underway on 42 seats. The Democrats have already got the required majority. Elections have been held on 35 out of 100 seats in the Senate. So far, the results of 33 seats have been announced. Of these, the Democratic Party has won 20 seats and the Republican Party has won 13 seats. The counting of votes is underway in the remaining 2 seats. Including these results, the Democratic Party has 54 seats and the Republican Party has 44 seats. The results of 34 out of the total 36 seats in the governor's election have been announced. 22 Democrats and 12 Republicans have won seats. Counting of votes is underway in 2 states.
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