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Democrat Representative from Maryland Glenn Ivey, said that some voters, like young Latino men, were 'Trump curious, but now they're Trump furious' as they switched their vote from the president in 2024 to Democrats in the Midterms. Ivey said that now that Democrats hold both chambers of Congress he would like to see a national approach to anti-gerrymandering legislation. (Source: Bloomberg)
It was the most expensive election in US history and most of the biggest spenders have little to show for it.
Emily Birnbaum and Bill Allison ·
Global stock markets erased a selloff sparked by a Democratic sweep of the US Congress, as uncertainty surrounding the midterms faded. What are analysts watching now? Bloomberg's Charlie Wells explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Key Senate progressive Chris Van Hollen said Wednesday that Democrats should demand a “bold agenda” targeting entrenched corporate interests in Washington before agreeing to back Chuck Schumer or any other aspiring Senate majority leader.
Steven T. Dennis ·
Joe Lavorgna, chief economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, said that Trump's 'inability to deliver' on economic promises is what created a backlash from the American working class and Republicans subsequent midterm losses. Lavorgna said that he does still back the administration's tariffs, but does take issue with the way they were executed. (Source: Bloomberg)
The election results in Texas may offer the Republican Party a chance for a hard reboot, says Bloomberg Opinion columnist Abby McCloskey, as the state's voters rejected MAGA and Trump-aligned candidates. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tuesday night’s blue wave flipped both chambers of Congress for the Democrats, ushering in a new class of medical experts to federal and state offices after vaccine policy and health funding were upended by the Trump administration.
Jessica Nix and Rachel Cohrs Zhang ·
Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries are poised to become the first congressional leaders from the same state since the 1950s. But their big moment comes with big questions.
Laura Nahmias and Cameron Fozi ·
Bloomberg’s Carol Massar takes a look at what a blue wave means for the tech sector after Democrats won control of the US House and Senate in the midterm elections. Plus, AMD's forecast exceeds estimates as chip demand soars, showing the semiconductor supercycle still has legs. And the AI capital raise continues, as Meta kicks off a six-part debut euro bond offering, adding to a record wave of corporate bond deals in Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
For New York Governor Kathy Hochul, voters have delivered a second elected term in office — and some vindication.
Laura Nahmias ·
Democrat Gina Hinojosa's win in the Texas governor's race exemplifies the uphill battle the data center buildout could face in the wake of the midterms. Election results threaten to slow infrastructure development and hamper the pace of AI rollouts that companies are counting on to boost their bottom lines. Bloomberg's Brody Ford joins Carol Massar on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
A Brooklyn appeals court threw out a lawsuit challenging the rollout of New York City’s pied-à-terre tax, ruling that the homeowner plaintiffs lacked standing to bring the complaint.
Chris Dolmetsch ·
President Donald Trump made his first in-person appearance since Democrats’ landslide victory in the midterm elections at the site of his White House ballroom, where he spoke at length about his renovation projects in Washington.
Jennifer A. Dlouhy and Courtney Subramanian ·
Speaking at the White House, the day after Democrats took back control of Congress, President Donald Trump says he's not worried about being impeached. He says doing so would "destroy" the Democratic party. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ukraine and its European allies discussed the country’s economic recovery and funding requirements for its war effort during talks with US officials, hours after President Donald Trump’s Republican Party suffered a drubbing in the midterm elections.
Andrea Palasciano and Daryna Krasnolutska ·
It could be at least two weeks until a winner is declared in Alaska's Senate race. Democrat Mary Peltola and Republican Dan Sullivan are separated by about 600 votes. Bloomberg's Anna Edgerton reports from Anchorage. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump will face a Congress solidly under Democratic control in January and that could lead to two years of grinding policy gridlock peppered with acrimonious investigations and impeachment. Joe Lavorgna, Chief Economist with SMBC Nikko Securities, discusses the economic effects of a Blue Wave and where economic policy stands under the new Congress. (Source: Bloomberg)
Democrats tried, tried and tried again. They came tantalizingly close a few times. Now, they’ve finally accomplished a goal that eluded them for over three decades: Turning Texas Blue. Bloomberg's Texas Bureau Chief, Julie Fine, joins to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)
Democrats' stunning upset in Texas races, from James Talarico's Senate campaign and on down the ballot, followed a broad effort to recruit a full slate of candidates and hone a unified message. State party Chairman Kendall Scudder led the charge, Bloomberg's Julie Fine reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Canada and China extended a deal to lower Beijing’s agricultural tariffs through the end of 2028, while pledging to continue discussions on boosting Canadian exports to the Asian superpower.
Laura Dhillon Kane ·