In the November 6 midterm elections in the U.S., the Democratic Party withdrew the House of Representatives for the first time in eight years, leading to a reshuffling of existing parliamentary powers, which dominated both the upper and lower houses. 

This is the result of an opposition-leaning voter's union with Trump's "trump-judgment" in the election, which President Donald Trump himself defined as a "confidence vote" for himself. The increased voter turnout and support for young voters represented by the '2030' led the way.

As the presidential election, the pro-Trade Trump-oriented "survival vote" represented by the "Shai Trump" did not shake off the power of making a big change.

However, Trump's supporters also showed solidarity at the last minute, and the Democratic Party's wishes, or "Blue Wave," did not turn into "Typhoon." Although Trump and the Republican Party gave up the House of Representatives to the Democratic Party in the past through the formula "Middle elections = the deathbed of the ruling party," Trump and the Republican Party have made their own moves to solidify the majority party.

Sen. Ted Cruz, who was considered one of the biggest hot spots in Texas, managed to beat out U.S. Republican Senator Betty O'Routique, who followed Trump to the bottom thanks to Trump's last-minute campaign.

In the face of Trump's fierce battle, the Republican Party and the Democratic Party played a balanced structure in which the Republican Party and the Democratic Party occupy parliamentary power rather than joining forces on either side. Both Trump and the Democratic Party claimed victory, but neither사설토토 side's unilateral victory was achieved.

Some analyze that the result is a subtle result that provides the minimum momentum for the Trump administration to maintain its state-run drive in the second half of his term by strengthening the Democratic Party's checks and sending a warning message to President Trump.

In the end, the ruling and opposition parties are likely to hold a second round for the next presidential election amid a tight balance of power without an absolute winner. The current status of division and political polarization in the U.S. has also been revealed in the election results. 

The result of the election, which was dominated by the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, did not deviate much from the predictions of various polls. 

In particular, the Democratic Party's control of the House of Representatives was expected to be partly due to the high voter turnout, which has been represented by the hot pre-election fever and the participation of young voters. 

According to CNN, as young voters flocked to the precincts, a total of 33 million people voted in advance. This was more than the 22 million voters who participated in the pre-election four years ago.

CNN analyzed that the election was a result of voters' desire to participate in the first evaluation of Trump's term.

As there were no reports of "bombing parcel delivery" of influential figures in the anti-Trade and the largest anti-Jewish Jewish crime in U.S. history, there were no major election scandals. It is said that the "disappointment" of President Trump, who was under the responsibility of promoting split and division by using violent words against the opposition, was expressed as a judgmental act.

In fact, according to the exit polls, 56 percent of the respondents said the U.S. is going in the wrong direction, but only 41 percent said the U.S. is going in the right direction. 

About 55 percent of Trump's respondents said that he will not support his administration, while 44 percent said he would support the president.

The U.S. news magazine Atlantic also cited rising youth voting rates as the main contributors to the election results, explaining that there were signs of a "Youth Wave" and moves to appeal to young people to vote ahead of the election. 

A poll commissioned by Reuters on the day of elections by the Ipsos showed that 55 percent of female respondents supported the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives this year, compared to 49 percent of those polled in mid-2014 years ago. Among young voters aged 18-34, 62 percent supported the Democratic Party, 28 percentage points higher than the Republican Party (34 percent).

However, Trump's loyal supporters did not let "blue wave" spread across the board while anti-Trump supporters joined hands. 

CNN reported that the Democratic Party will be able to recapture the House of Representatives as a whole, but this is not a "blue wave."

President Trump's withdrawal from the election campaign played a pivotal role by calling for confidence in himself by building a frontline line by raising anti-immigration issues. This is interpreted as reflecting a sense of crisis that if the Republican Party loses completely in the upcoming elections, it could signal a possible red light on Trump's reelection. 

In fact, President Trump tweeted on the night before, "We achieved great success tonight. Thank you all!"

White House spokesman Sarah Sanders also said, "I think the announcement that the Senate is bound to stay with the Republicans is a huge victory for the president."

Trump's supporters and supporters of the anti-Trump faction tried to reach an agreement, respectively, and played a role in raising the overall voting rate.

The Washington Post reported that while the Democratic Party claimed control of the House of Representatives and secured several governor positions, the Republican Party is still poised to expand its majority status in the Senate, Trump's first referendum on the matter.

The Washington Post reported that the result of the election shows a deep political polarization in the U.S. and created an environment where the Democratic Party could have a competitive and controversial presidential election.

In its editorial, the Washington Post evaluated the withdrawal of the House of Representatives as a "check and balance" based on distrust of the majority of the uncontrolled" and called it "an indication of the health of U.S. democracy."

CNN reported that the Democratic Party took control of the House of Representatives and broke the Republican's two-way monopoly, while the Republican Party consolidated its position as a majority party in the Senate in 2020.

The mixed results of the upper and lower house elections highlighted a large political and cultural gap between the diverse and wealthy "liberalists" living in big cities and the conservative coalition represented the suburbs, provinces, whites and working class.

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