At our current point in time, the congressional seats that “won” back in the 2020 midterms were about half of Congress… the other half of Congress has been “voted” in during yesterday’s midterm election (2022).

Please explain what you are trying to say here. Remember - senators serve 6 year terms while representatives serve only 2 year terms. That means every 2 year election (Presidential and midterms) EVERY member of the house is up for election. Every 2 year election about 1/3 of the senators are up for election.

Where do you get "half of congress" from? It can also get confusing out there because a lot of people think the house is "congress", so they say things like the congress and the senate when they mean the house and the senate. Are you using "congress" in the proper way - as in both the house and the senate? And one more thing - the 2020 elections were not the midterms - midterms are the 2 year elections between Presidential year elections.

At our current point in time, the congressional seats that “won” back in the 2020 midterms were about half of Congress… the other half of Congress has been “voted” in during yesterday’s midterm election (2022).

Please explain what you are trying to say here. Remember - senators serve 6 year terms while representatives server only 2 year terms. That means every 2 year election (Presidential and midterms) EVERY member of the house is up for election. Every 2 year election about 1/3 of the senators are up for election.

Where do you get "half of congress" from? It can also get confusing out there because a lot of people think the house is "congress", so they say things like the congress and the senate when they mean the house and the senate. Are you using "congress" in the proper way - as in both the house and the senate? And one more thing - the 2020 elections were not the midterms - midterms are the 2 year elections between Presidential year elections.