A 50-50 split in the US Senate could leave Vice President JD Vance with the deciding vote, while independent candidates and potential party switches could further shape control of the chamber.
A narrow majority, a 50-50 tie, an independent senator, or even a protracted court battle are some of the scenarios that could determine who controls the U.S. Senate after the midterm elections. The new composition could leave little room for maneuver for the majority, directly affecting the ability to pass bills and approve the appointments promoted by Donald Trump. In such an environment of marginal correlations, the differentiation of individ…