[Power Shift in Washington: Voters Strongly Reject Trump, Support Plummets in Several Deep Red States] BlockBeats reports on November 4th that David Chalian, CNN's Washington bureau chief and political director, analyzes the power shift in Washington: The power structure in the United States has undergone a major change, with the Democrats winning both the House and Senate. The last two years of Trump's term will be drastically different from the first two. Voters have strongly rejected Trump in the election. In key Senate states and even deep red states, the president's support has plummeted. The Democrats won Texas, Ohio, Iowa, and South Carolina—states Trump won by double digits two years ago and in all three of his presidential campaigns. The shift stems from factors including alienation of independent voters, the return of Latino and young voters to the Democratic Party, Trump's failed economic governance, and public concerns about the cost of living, all of which are significant reasons for the Republican Party's midterm defeat.