Voters sent a clear message to the current leadership this week, but what does it mean for municipal bonds?
By Brian Egan, Chief Policy Officer, NABL
More than 120 million Americans voted in this year’s election to hand control of both chambers of Congress to Democrats.[1] Votes are still being counted, and a number of races remain too close to call, but we have a few early takeaways:
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