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Stirewalt predicts another Trump impeachment in 7.30's midterm report

Sarah Ferguson's Washington report weighs Democratic confidence about the House against a harder Senate map and the challenge of getting voters to turn out.

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How the US midterms will shape Donald Trump's final two years in power | 7.30

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1:14Stirewalt examines possible House shifts and explains why voters staying home can decide a midterm.
1:31Lake predicts a Democratic House victory while discussing turnout challenges and Senate opportunities, including Texas.
3:38Fleitz explains Trump's strategy for mobilising his core MAGA supporters.
4:00Ferguson sets out the Senate arithmetic behind Democrats' harder path to control.
9:30Stirewalt predicts another Trump impeachment as the report considers what a Democratic House might do.

Chris Stirewalt offers Sarah Ferguson a different way to think about election night: "Midterm elections are more about who doesn't vote than who does."

That turnout question runs through 7.30's examination of what the congressional elections could mean for Donald Trump's remaining time in office. Posted on ABC News In-depth, the report has drawn about 82,000 views in just under a day.

Democratic pollster Celinda Lake is emphatic about her party's House prospects: "We're going to get the House for sure, no matter what the turnout is." That is her prediction, not an election result. Ferguson sets that confidence beside the more difficult Senate arithmetic, where Democrats need victories in states that voted heavily for Trump.

The report moves between campaign rallies and interviews to show how each side is trying to bring its voters out. Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed features in coverage of living costs and healthcare. America First Policy Institute representative Fred Fleitz explains Trump's efforts to mobilise his MAGA base, while Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff campaigns on economic grievances and accountability.

Barack Obama's rally appearance returns the argument to inflation and what he sees as Trump's misplaced priorities. But the report's sharpest forecast comes near the end, when the discussion shifts from winning Congress to using its powers.

"The House is going to impeach Donald Trump. He will be thrice impeached," Stirewalt predicts. Ferguson's closing discussion puts that possibility before viewers as one potential consequence of Democratic control, rather than a settled course of action.

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