Republicans won control of both branches of Congress in 1946 in part due to voter unhappiness over labor disputes.

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This statement is true. The 1946 midterm elections were seen as a referendum on President Truman's labor policies and the high number of labor strikes taking place at the time. Many voters felt the Democrats were too supportive of unions and therefore voted for Republicans, who were seen as more business-friendly and likely to take a tougher stance on labor disputes.

Republicans Won Control of Both Branches of Congress in 1946