A Republican trifecta—control of the House, Senate, and White House—could significantly ease the legislative process, unlike the challenges faced during divided government.
The GOP currently controls 205 House seats, with 39 races unresolved; Democrats need to flip some of these contests to regain House control.
With historic significance, the ability to use budget reconciliation would allow Republicans to pass substantial legislation without the threat of filibuster from Democrats.
The outcomes hinge on a handful of tight races as Republicans attempt to solidify their House majority against a backdrop of competitive Democratic challenges.
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