Donald Trump is once again running for president, setting off the 2024 campaign cycle with a flourish even before the last ballots of the 2022 election have been counted.
The former president announced his intent to run for the 2024 GOP nomination on Tuesday night in a lavish reception at his Mar-a-Lago retreat with invited guests, lawmakers and members of the press.
But while Trump lays out his campaign trail at his Florida estate, his polarizing status even within his
Party control of Congress had still not been determined early Wednesday, hours after voters first turned up on Election Day, as Democrats outperformed the polls and a full-on Republican wave didn’t materialize.
House Republicans were still the favorites to seize control of the House early Monday, but it wasn’t a certainty, and the size of any majority depended on ballots still being counted in California and close races around the country.
Democrats scored the marquis pickup of the night, when
