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In the 2026 midterm elections, Democrats gained control of both the House and the Senate, the latest shift in an American political landscape where the balance of power is changing at a rapid pace. Since 2000, control of at least one federal institution has changed hands in 12 of 14 general elections. In five of the last seven presidential elections, the winner was from the opposing party, while the Senate majority changed six times and the House majority five times. This reflects how difficult it is for either party to hold power for long, prompting presidents to move quickly on their legislative priorities during periods of unified party control.
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