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After a blowout victory by Trump in the presidential race - not just in the electoral vote but the popular vote as well, one which casts a huge question mark on those 16 million "Biden votes" that mysteriously disappeared since 2020...
... coupled with a majority for Republicans in the Senate, prediction markets currently put the odds of a Republican sweep at around 90%. Still, with many potentially decisive races in California where the vote could take several days to count, the House outcome might not become entirely clear until later this week or, possibly, next week although a sweep is clearly the most likely outcome.