Trump expresses conditions for accepting U.S. midterm election results
Donald Trump said he would accept election results only if they were honest and said he would cooperate with Democrats if Republicans lost Congress. He has increased claims of voter fraud and offered a million dollars for information on fraud. Polls show Republicans may lose control of Congress in the November 3 midterm elections. Trump maintains his right to veto and plans to file fraud accusations.
- Donald Trump will accept midterm election results if they are honest.
- Trump offered one million dollars for information about election fraud.
- The veto power can be overridden by two-thirds of representatives in both chambers.
- Poll results suggest Republicans might lose control of Congress in Tuesday's elections.
- Trump warned he maintains the right of veto as president.
- Trump's approval rating is down to 31 percent in a Reuters poll.
- US midterm elections are scheduled for November 3.
- A survey indicated 70 percent of Americans do not trust the president to accept results if Republicans lose.
- Over 4.67 million votes have been registered in early voting.
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