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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he would accept the results of the US midterm elections, where incoming figures indicate a Democratic wipe-out of his Republican Party in Congress, but quickly sought to shift blame for the historic rout to his fellow Republicans, the Korea Times reports. Earlier, on October 28, Trump said he would respect the results "if they're honest," in what appeared to be a fresh bid to sow doubt ahead of the vote. The midterms, in which voters struggled with high prices and were angry over an unpopular war with Iran, served as a referendum on Trump's second term, with cost of living and corruption as top issues and voters deeply unhappy with him, according to early election takeaways. Korean outlets also report that the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to set aside more than 20,000 California mail-in ballots it claims may not be from American citizens, and that Trump announced the US would end its annual $3.8 billion in aid to Israel on Election Day.