So, the Republicans now control Congress. But two political scientists – one from a traditionally blue state and one from a state generally colored red – said that doesn't mean a flood of GOP-backed legislation will turn into law. Instead, they expect President Obama to veto many of those bills.
The result? A potential stalemate and a country that may remain heavily polarized.
Michael Traugott, professor of political science and director of the Institute for Social Research Center for Political Studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, said he sees the economy as a key factor that influenced voters in the off-year election.
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