TREE NEWS update: In-person voting in the US midterm elections largely ended at 1 a.m. ET on Nov. 4, with states continuing to count and publish results. Decision Desk projections show Democrats winning 52 of the Senate’s 100 seats to retake the Senate, and expected to retake the House and thus control of Congress. Trump congratulated Democrats and offered to cooperate but said he could use vetoes to force bipartisan deals; Senate Democratic leader Schumer said Democrats have won the Senate. All results are projections, not yet official, with state certifications mostly due from mid-November to December.
US midterm in-person voting ends; projections show Democrats taking Senate and House
AI take
The projected Democratic sweep of both chambers reshapes the legislative map for crypto and RWA policy, since committee leadership and agenda control shift with the majority. Trump's talk of vetoes to force bipartisan deals signals gridlock risk, meaning digital-asset legislation could stall rather than advance smoothly. What's worth watching is whether the projected results hold through state certifications from mid-November to December, and whether divided government produces compromise or stalemate on market-structure bills.
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