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So, how about those midterm elections?

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Briefings

Climate Cabinet's Caroline Spears reported a historic political shift in 2026, winning over 100 of 120+ races across 10+ states, resulting in a 90%+ win rate. Democrats secured control of the House and Senate, flipped utility commissions, and rejected data center initiatives in local ballot measures. Spears noted that while the scale of the 'bluenami' was unprecedented, the immediate impact on energy costs remains uncertain.

Key points

• Climate Cabinet's Caroline Spears won over 100 of 120+ races across 10+ states in the 2026 midterm elections.
• Democrats secured control of the House and Senate, flipped utility commissions, and rejected data center initiatives in local ballot measures.

Context

This briefing covers the 2026 midterm elections where Democrats achieved a historic 'bluenami' shift, winning over 100 of 120+ races across 10+ states. The findings are from Caroline Spears of Climate Cabinet, who reported these results during a Volts podcast episode on November 9, 2026.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the 2026 midterm election cycle; specific outcomes for Alaska and Mississippi races are uncertain. Data center rejection results are based on local ballot measures, not national policy. Some races remain too close to call, and long-term policy impacts are unmeasured.

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