US votes in most consequential elections, early surveys predict change
Americans voted in the most consequential midterm elections, which early surveys predicted as a rebuke to President Donald Trump, signalling a mood for change. Over 210 million Americans were eligible to vote in the elections, which began at 6.00 am eastern time on Tuesday for 435 seats of the US House of Representatives, 37 seats of the US Senate, 36 posts of state governors and a slew of local public offices. Polling was over in Indiana and Kentucky at 6.00 pm eastern time on Tuesday (4.30 am…


