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Some investors have midterm election jitters. Here’s what history shows about stocks

Summary

Market participants are feeling nervous about the upcoming midterm elections. Historical S&P 500 data reveals how the stock market typically behaves during the periods leading up to and following past election cycles.

Investors are anxious about the 2026 midterms. Here's what historical S&P 500 data shows happened before and after past elections.

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