Midterm election results have created a divided government, with a Democratic-controlled Congress set to clash with the Trump administration over the next two years. Analysts are assessing the scope of the incoming Democratic majority and its implications for legislative priorities. The shift in power promises a period of heightened political tension as the two parties square off on key policy battles. The size of the Democratic advantage will determine how aggressively they can push their agenda forward.
The results of the midterm tallies have set up a two-year power struggle between Trump's White House and the incoming Democratic Congress. Lisa Desjardins takes a look at the races and the potential size of the incoming Democratic majority.
