Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has urged Americans to vote in Tuesday's midterm elections, warning that President Donald Trump threatens democratic institutions and that his policies are hurting working families while benefiting wealthy Americans.

Sanders Calls Trump 'Extraordinarily Dangerous'

On Saturday, in a post on X, Sanders accused Trump of disregarding the Constitution and the rule of law, describing him as a "corrupt narcissist" and a "pathological liar."

Sharing a clip of his remarks, Sanders called the upcoming midterms "the most important midterm election in the modern history of this country."

"Donald Trump is an extraordinarily dangerous president," Sanders said, accusing the president of running an "extremely corrupt administration."

He also criticized Trump's economic policies, arguing that they favor wealthy Americans while placing a growing burden on working families.

"His policies are benefiting the oligarchs, and are causing severe pain for working families," Sanders said, pointing to "tax breaks for millionaires" and an estimated 15 million people losing health care coverage.

Sanders Urges Voters To Hold Trump Accountable

The Vermont senator also criticized congressional Republicans for failing to challenge the president.

"We cannot continue to have a president with a rubber-stamp House and Senate who bow down and do whatever he wants," Sanders said.

"We've got to hold Donald Trump accountable. That's what this election is about," he added.

Sanders urged Americans to vote on Tuesday and encourage their friends and family members to participate, concluding, "Let's win this election."

Democrats Debate Midterm Election Strategy

Last month, former Vice President Kamala Harris urged Democrats against another Trump impeachment, arguing they should prioritize oversight and investigations instead.

SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci predicted Democrats would gain roughly 15 House seats, while Republicans could retain the Senate, citing potentially undercounted Trump supporters.

Sanders urged Democrats to adopt an ambitious progressive agenda, including Medicare for All, a wealth tax, a $20 minimum wage and expanded Social Security, citing a poll that found 80% of voters wanted major political change.