Bitcoin (btc)$77,632.00↑ 0.34%
Ethereum (eth)$2,294.94↑ 1.29%
Tether (usdt)$0.998964↓ 0.00%
BNB (bnb)$697.35↓ 0.70%
XRP (xrp)$1.28↑ 2.32%
USDC (usdc)$0.999496↓ 0.01%
Solana (sol)$93.40↑ 0.17%
TRON (trx)$0.322814↑ 1.17%
Figure Heloc (figr_heloc)$1.032↓ 1.88%
Hyperliquid (hype)$86.65↑ 1.53%
Zcash (zec)$1,210.73↓ 1.54%
Dogecoin (doge)$0.075192↑ 0.39%
Monero (xmr)$623.18↑ 3.68%
USDS (usds)$1.00↓ 0.00%
WhiteBIT Coin (wbt)$74.67↑ 0.46%
Bitcoin (btc)$77,632.00↑ 0.34%
Ethereum (eth)$2,294.94↑ 1.29%
Tether (usdt)$0.998964↓ 0.00%
BNB (bnb)$697.35↓ 0.70%
XRP (xrp)$1.28↑ 2.32%
USDC (usdc)$0.999496↓ 0.01%
Solana (sol)$93.40↑ 0.17%
TRON (trx)$0.322814↑ 1.17%
Figure Heloc (figr_heloc)$1.032↓ 1.88%
Hyperliquid (hype)$86.65↑ 1.53%
Zcash (zec)$1,210.73↓ 1.54%
Dogecoin (doge)$0.075192↑ 0.39%
Monero (xmr)$623.18↑ 3.68%
USDS (usds)$1.00↓ 0.00%
WhiteBIT Coin (wbt)$74.67↑ 0.46%

Could Independent Candidates Decide Who Controls Congress?

Published November 3, 2026

[DeFiance Daily — Summary]

The 2026 midterm elections could reshape control of Congress, with independent candidates adding another dimension to closely watched races. DeFiance Media and United Independents are presenting eight hours of election-night coverage from Washington, D.C., featuring Associated Press election data and a focus on independent voters and candidates