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November 4, 2026
Democrats’ victories in the House and Senate will bring divided government when the new Congress takes office in January. Companies should expect greater congressional scrutiny alongside continued executive action from the White House.
Preparation starts now. The lame duck session will shape which spending decisions are settled before the transition and which carry into 2027. Beyond that, companies will need relationships across party lines, consistent policy positions and clear evidence that they are delivering on public commitments.
Our new briefing, The Next Washington: Planning for the New Congress and Navigating Divided Government, examines what to expect during the lame duck and over the next two years. It also outlines practical steps companies can take to prepare.
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