Fox News host Jesse Watters told viewers Tuesday night that early midterm numbers looked bad for Republicans. "It's not a red wave," he said.
$5,000 per adult was Trump's promise if Republicans held both chambers.
Trump said he would not pay if Democrats flipped either chamber.
30 days of rallies preceded the vote, amid low Trump approval ratings.
Fox analyst Brit Hume called Trump a lame duck on air.
Why it matters: Democrats need to flip three House seats and four Senate seats for majorities. Losing either chamber would cancel the promised checks and limit Trump's agenda.
Watters said voters cared most about the economy, which Trump had not fixed.
Watters called the Canada trade war and Iran strikes big gambles.
What’s next: With 53% of the vote counted, CNN's tally showed Democrat James Talarico leading Republican Ken Paxton in Texas by more than a million votes.
Hume said Democrats will face more scrutiny if they win.
Will Democrats win both chambers or only one?
Will Trump still pursue the $5,000 payments in any form?