Congress Control Still Up in the Air as Votes Count

Congress could change hands Tuesday night or sometime next week, which is the political version of a calf dragging its feet out of the chute. Republicans hold a 53-47 Senate edge, and the House math is tight. The AP won't call a race until no scenario lets the trailing candidate catch up, which is more patience than I've got for a truck that won't turn over. It took four days to call the Senate in 2022 and eight for the House, a day late and a dollar short for anybody wanting an answer by supper. Semafor reports a House flip could bring impeachment trials, which tells you what some folks are shopping for before they've bought the cattle. Losing the Senate would also limit Trump's judicial and cabinet appointments.