\n\t\t Here\u2019s how a House GOP might tackle inflation \t<\/a>
\n<\/aside>\n<\/div>\nA Republican Senate could also make life difficult for Biden by blocking or delaying passage of the president\u2019s\u00a0judicial and executive branch nominees.<\/p>\n
WHAT IF DEMOCRATS WIN?<\/p>\n
If Democrats were to hold the Senate and Republicans win the House, the two chambers would be unlikely to find much common ground. But Republicans could try to win over Democratic Senate moderates on some legislation.<\/p>\n
If Democrats were able to keep the House and the Senate, they would likely restart negotiations on some of Biden\u2019s agenda items that were never passed, including his new package of social and economic programs that stalled amid internal Democratic disagreements.<\/p>\n
WHAT DOES THE HOUSE MAP LOOK LIKE?<\/p>\n
The majority of House districts aren’t competitive, thanks to a redistricting process that allows state legislatures to draw their own congressional lines if they decide to. Many legislatures draw lines to give advantages to one party or the other.<\/p>\n
Still, dozens of seats are in play, including many of those held by Democrats who won in suburban districts in 2018, winning the majority for the party that year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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