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  45%−0.1%

  Democrats Take House

  The failure to gain the five targeted Texas seats becomes decisive in a narrow Democratic House win. President Trump and House Republicans blame weak candidates, suburban erosion around Dallas and Houston, and overconfidence in the new map.

  Finance −0.4% · Energy −0.3% · Healthcare +0.2%

• 

  25%−0.1%

  Republicans Still Hold

  Republicans offset the Texas disappointment with wins in other states and retain a very narrow House majority. The result preserves a path for Trump-aligned tax, energy, and regulatory legislation, but the margin remains difficult to manage.

  Energy +0.4% · Finance +0.3% · Industrials +0.1%

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  18%−0.1%

  Texas GOP Reckoning

  Texas Republicans turn inward after spending political capital on a map that fails to deliver the promised seats. The focus shifts to candidate recruitment, turnout operations in suburban districts, and whether the map unintentionally packed or mobilized Democratic voters.

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  12%0.0%

  Redistricting Legal Push

  Civil-rights groups and Democratic officials use the election results to renew challenges to the Texas map and broader partisan redistricting practices. The legal push could affect future election cycles, but it has limited immediate financial-market significance.

Each figure is the modeled move of the S&P 500 if it happens. For information only. Not investment advice.