What’s Hot: The Market Implications of the US Midterm Elections
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According to unofficial results obtained by the Associated Press (AP) agency, Democrats have taken the majority from Republicans in the House of Representatives. Accordingly, in the House of Representatives, Democrats have won 255 seats so far; Republicans have remained at 167 seats. In the race, 44 seats held by Republicans went to Democrats. Counting of votes for 13 seats in the House of Representatives, the winner of which has not yet been de…
As vote counting continues in the US midterm congressional elections held on November 3, the Democrats have won 255 seats in the House of Representatives, taking a majority from the Republicans.
What’s hot: The market implications of the US midterm elections
Democrats have won control of both chambers of Congress in the US midterm elections, and they have flipped several governorships too. Many see the result as a rebuke to President Trump. Politically, we could now see more gridlock between Congress and the administration, and some administration policies may get challenged.
According to unofficial results from the Associated Press, Democrats have gained a majority in the House of Representatives from Republicans in the US midterm elections. The Democrats hold 255 seats, Republicans 167, with 13 seats still to be counted.
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