Winning Congress doesn't mean winning the agenda. Tilt's Midterm Machine reveals a surprising possibility: Even if Republicans control the House, Senate, and White House, their biggest legislative priorities could still be dead on arrival. Corporate tax cuts? 8% chance of passing. Crypto legislation? 1%. Expanded oil and gas policies? 1%. But permitting reform? 83%. The real story isn't just who wins the election. It's what they can actually get done, and what that means for investors. We broke down the numbers, the surprises, and the potential market implications. Read more: tilt.now/midterms_machine

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Winning Congress is one thing. Getting anything done is another. A Republican sweep of the House and Senate sounds like a green light for the Republican agenda. Not so fast. We ran that scenario through Tilt's Midterm Machine, and the results might surprise you. Even with Republicans controlling Congress and the White House, our model shows: Corporate tax changes: 8% chance of becoming law Crypto market-structure legislation: 1% Oil, gas and LNG expansion: 1% The proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget: 2% But permitting reform? That jumps to 83%. The lesson? Political control doesn't automatically translate into legislative power. There are votes to count, coalitions to build, and procedural obstacles that don't disappear just because your party wins. And every one of those outcomes can have consequences for markets. Don't just predict who wins the election. Explore what happens next. Put the midterms to the test with Tilt. tilt.now/midterms_machine

Everyone is trying to predict who wins the midterms. We're asking a bigger question: What happens next? Introducing the Tilt Midterm Machine. No political bias. No partisan opinions. Just data-driven insights into what the election could mean for markets, industries and your investments. Explore the Machine: tilt.now/midterms_machine And stay tuned. We'll be sharing insights all week.

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