If Democrats can win control of either the House or the Senate, they will have seized some control of Washington back from President Donald Trump and Republicans.

Event contract exchanges see a two-in-three chance that Democrats take control of both the House and Senate.

Americans overall see the Democrats as having a better chance to win a House majority than take control of the Senate.

A prediction-market model built by a Northwestern data scientist shows Democrats favored to flip the Senate, but GOP odds have ticked up in Texas, Maine, and Michigan.

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When pressed further on congressional gridlock if Democrats win Congress, President Donald Trump responded by saying that historically, a president would then “veto, veto, veto, and they come and they say,

If the polling and news chatter are correct, Democrats are on the verge of a historic win in the House and potentially the Senate. We are winning. But when the time comes, what will we do with the governing power?

In July and again in September, Times Opinion asked six polling and politics experts to look into their crystal balls and predict who would win control of the House and the Senate. Between July and September, they identified a shift in momentum toward the Democrats — a blue wave forming, but not exactly a blue tsunami.

James Carville predicts Abdul El-Sayed will win the Senate race in Michigan, but says the key number to watch is the vote differential between El-Sayed and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson.

Nonpartisan analysts say Democrats stand a good chance of winning the US House of Representatives and possibly the Senate in the November 3 midterm elections, which would give them a slice of power in Washington after two years of Republican control.