In this volatile election season, partisan control of the Senate — and even the House — remain cloudy as we close in on Election Day.
Even as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump continue their campaigns, credit union officials should be paying attention to those down ballot races whose winners will have a large say in deciding such issues as regulatory reform and the future of the CFPB, credit union political prognosticators predicted.
Democrats need 30 more seats to gain a majority in the House.
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