The Brady Campaign and Brady PAC celebrated midterm wins by candidates they endorsed and said those results produced a gun violence prevention majority in both the House and the Senate. They stated that control of both chambers flipped and that this is the first such majority since the 117th Congress, which passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. The lawmaker tied to that statute lost a primary, in part because of that role. No Republican is identified as ready to back similar bills, and President Donald Trump occupies the White House and would veto any such measure.