2018 Midterm Elections: Analysis and Outlook for the 116th Congress
By: G. Hunter Bates, Hans Christopher Rickhoff, Donald R. Pongrace, Denise Desiderio, Raphael A. Prober, Steven R. Ross, Thomas C. Moyer, Geoffrey K. Verhoff, Ryan Thompson, James Romney Tucker Jr., Charles W. Johnson IV, Henry A. Terhune, Sean G. D'Arcy, Ed Pagano, Jennifer L. Richter, Douglas I. Brandon, Zachary M. Rudisill, Arshi Siddiqui, Jeffrey D. McMillen, Brian Arthur Pomper, Scott David Parven, Justin McCarthy, Josh Teitelbaum, Susan H. Lent, Samuel J. Olswanger
The 2018 Midterm Elections are over and the lame duck session of Congress has begun. Americans across the country cast their ballots for candidates for the House of Representative and the Senate in what was widely perceived to have been a referendum on President Donald Trump’s first two years in office. This report explores the results of the election and the outcome in the battle for overall control of the House, Senate and state governors’ mansions. The report looks ahead at what to expect in the coming weeks in the lame duck session of the 115th Congress and in the 116th Congress, where Democrats will now control the House and Republicans have maintained their control of the Senate.
Click here to read the 2018 Midterm Elections: Analysis and Outlook for the 116th Congress
Contact Information
If you have any questions regarding this alert, please contact:
| Hunter Bates Washington, D.C. +1 202.887.4147 |
Brian Pomper Washington, D.C. +1 202.887.4134 |
Authors
