Wall Street heads into the first week of November with three forces converging at once: a midterm election that could flip control of Congress, a delayed read on the labor market, and a wave of earnings from the companies at the center of the artificial intelligence trade. The political calendar comes first. Tuesday's vote will decide whether Democrats can take Congress away from President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Democrats are widely expected to win the House of Representatives, while the Senate remains a genuine toss-up. Republicans have held both chambers through the first two years of the current administration. For equity investors, the election matters less as a partisan scorecard than as a signal on regulation and spending.
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