Republican Surge: Trump’s Party Eyes Total Congress Control

Republicans, led by Donald Trump, are on course to control both chambers of the U.S. Congress, with a projected increase in Senate seats and a tight race for the House. Success could facilitate Trump’s policy agenda, including tax cuts and immigration restrictions.

The Republican Party, spearheaded by Donald Trump, is poised to gain further influence in Washington, as projections show a likely increase in their Senate seats. Media outlets forecast that Republican Dave McCormick will surpass Democratic incumbent Bob Casey in Pennsylvania.

This victory would secure the Republicans at least 53 out of the 100 Senate seats, potentially climbing to 55 if they secure wins in ongoing tight races in Arizona and Nevada. Concurrently, Republicans are moving closer to capturing the House of Representatives, needing only seven more seats for a majority, with 211 secured.

Should Republicans achieve majorities in both chambers, they would have the legislative support required to fulfill Trump's campaign promises, including tax reforms and stricter immigration policies, despite being short of the 60 votes needed to expedite most legislation.

(With inputs from agencies.)