How each party wins Tuesday's elections

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : I don't want to keep sending tax dollars from the Treasury to insurance companies, who are going to raise the rates anyhow," he added.
48% : But The Hill's Sudiksha Kochi reports that members of Congress are hoping Tuesday's elections give the jolt needed for Democrats to shift their strategy and that the government can potentially reopen soon. Democrats have been adamant that any deal to reopen the government include an extension of subsidies for health care under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), while Republicans have been insistent on a "clean" continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government funded at current levels and addressing the subsidies later.
45% : " A bipartisan group of four moderate House members unveiled a set of principles on Monday to provide a possible path forward in lowering health care costs and extending ACA subsidies.
42% : "The ObamaCare subsidies, look, I think we have to have a discussion around that.
40% : A Dutch-based charity advocating for religious freedom in Africa found Christians were killed at a significantly higher rate between 2019 and 2024 than Muslims.
36% : Mamdani has led throughout the general election, though with less than majority support in polling, as many remain skeptical about the self-described democratic socialist.

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