A Senate GOP victory means more gridlock in Congress

Published November 6, 2020 4:00am ET



Republicans outperformed polling on Nov. 3 and are now poised to hang on to the Senate majority, which will bring two more years of a divided Congress.

Democrats had hoped to pick up four or more Republican seats, which would have handed them control of the Senate with at least a 51-seat majority.

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