The Mid-Term Elections and You
With the Senate and the Oval Office still in Democratic hands, the mid-terms will have only minimal impact. But where there is change, it will count dramatically for real estate.
By Erika Morphy | November 24, 2010 at 11:27 AM
When it was all said and done, the voters ushered in change for the 2010 elections exactly as many pundits had predicted: a House of Representatives that had been swept into Republican control, a Senate whose Democratic numbers had been significantly eroded and a president whose stature on the Hill had significantly weakened. The result: gridlock for at least the next two years.
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Panelists at GlobeSt. ELITE Woman of Influence conference discuss how they've reached their levels of success, share how the industry has changed and impart advice for women of all levels today.