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US midterm elections: US efforts to improve trade relations with Canada before the midterm elections

  According to the information released by the White House, the Trump administration has issued a statement regarding the decision to exempt 50 goods from Canada from October 31 as part of efforts to improve trade relations with Canada in view of the mood of the people in the midterm elections to be held on November 3.

But it has also included in the tariff list certain goods, which usually travel from Canada to the US in very small quantities. The Prime Minister of Canada, who is currently in Istanbul on a visit to Italy, has termed it as a good step towards the commercial relations between the two countries. But at the same time, he said that before signing this agreement, the government of Canada will definitely take care of its far-reaching effects.

On the other hand, the political analysts of both the countries believe that the Donald Trump government has come to know about the distorted mood of the American voters in the mid-term elections to be held on November 3 and this is also one of the steps to make them happy.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said, "We are still willing to sit down to negotiate a trade deal in good faith and with Canada's interests in mind regardless of time." When the prime minister was asked about the importance of timing in a trade deal, Carney said that Canada would "unwind every obstacle" if the Americans were willing to negotiate in good faith, but the likelihood of that happening before the midterm elections depends on the U.S. and is a bit hard to predict." The Canadian Prime Minister's Office said that two days ago the American President had a long conversation with Mark Carney.

It is worth noting that in America, the President and one third of all 435 members of the House of Representatives and 100 senators of the Senate are elected after four years. During which the President has all the powers. Two years after that mid-term elections are held. During these elections, the mood of the voters is seen, in which if the president loses the election, he remains the president for the next two years, but in terms of powers, he is reduced, which means he cannot hold events.

In this way, in the mid-term elections to be held after two years, one-third of the senators are replaced by others and in the second house, there is an election to fill the vacant seats. Currently, incumbent Republican Parchy has 218 seats, while opposition Democrats have 214 and Azad has one seat in the 435-member House. Two seats are vacant. Similarly, in the Senate, the incumbents have 53 and the opposition has 45 + 2 (pro-Independent Democrats). This means that both the Houses have a deadlock of 53-47.

On November 3, if President Donald Trump gets fewer votes than his opponent Tony and the balance of both houses deteriorates from the first, then the right to make arbitrary decisions is lost from the President and for any change or major policy decision in the country's foreign policies, approval has to be taken from the House and the Senate.
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