US Supreme Court reshapes midterm elections

The decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court are affecting the map of congressional elections and are reshaping the landscape of competition between the Republican and Democratic parties ahead of the midterm elections in November 2026. Over the past year and this year, the Court has struck down important laws, including the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and campaign finance restrictions, thereby increasing Republicans' chances of benefiting from redistricting and reducing campaign finance constraints. However, the Court rejected efforts to restrict mail-in voting, which tends to favor Democrats, raising concerns that these rulings could further deepen political divisions. To win a majority, Democrats need to gain four additional seats in both the House and the Senate, with legal battles expected to continue in the coming period.

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