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In the mid-terms it spent $9m supporting 40 Republican candidates in the House and $2m backing 11 Democrats.

"At the moment it's a bit too early to say they definitely should abandon the Firestone brand, but in the mid-term it's an option they may have to pursue," said Kunihiro Matsumoto, an analyst at Société Générale.

Following the mid-terms it will evaluate whether it needs to constantly operate a war room.

Further, through the evaluation at mid-term, it is expected that the nine target countries and the Regional Offices will gain information and advice necessary to make any adjustments to their plans for the remainder of the implementation period, which can help intensify achievement of results through the evaluation process.

The comedian Sarah Silverman tweeted "Start thinking mid term elections now - this makes it CRAZY easy," with a link to the site.

It matches out short term, mid term and long term development aspirations.

Turnout is generally much lower in mid-terms and it's usually the committed voters that make it to the polling booth.

If there was ever a time when it would be imperative to nationalize a mid-term election, it is now.

In the mid term, publish a recipe book.

Had he not promoted health care above immigration, a comprehensive reform might have been put before Congress before the mid-terms made it toxic.

But despite Mr Tusk's mid-term unpopularity, it is hard to see him go before the next elections in 2015.