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Data centers were not winners in the 2026 elections, CBS News exit polls find

November 6, 2026 / 2:17 PM EST / CBS News

AI data centers were a major factor for over half of voters in the 2026 midterm elections. While they were not the most crucial issue, voters made their opinions on data centers clear.

Big majorities nationally and in all the Senate battlegrounds opposed having one built in their community, according to CBS News exit polls.

This opposition benefited Democratic candidates — most who opposed data centers backed Democrats. But most self-identified Republicans also expressed their resistance to having a new data center in their area too — even as they predominantly voted for Republican candidates.

Views about data centers are connected to voters’ views about AI more broadly.

Those who see AI doing more harm than good (which is most voters) are opposed to data centers in their community. Voters who think AI will help society are more open to having one.

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Candidates like Democratic Sen.-elect Sherrod Brown in Ohio and Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa in Texas, among others, made data centers a central part of their campaigns.

Here are voters’ views on data centers in selected states. In each, there was majority opposition to new data centers across urban, suburban and rural areas.

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CBS News polling conducted earlier this year found public skepticism about having a data center in their area fueled by perceived negative impacts on the environment and resources. More did, however, think that data centers could be good, rather than bad, for local tax revenue.

The CBS News exit poll interviewed thousands of voters across the country at polling locations on Election Day and in the weeks leading up to Election Day. This is how the voter polling was conducted.

Results will continue to update as more votes are counted.

Fred Backus contributed to this report.

Pro-Israel Republican makes major campaign finance pledge after razor-thin election victory

The Florida Republican’s pledge follows a narrow midterm victory and growing debate over Israel’s influence in Congress

By Leo Briceno
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Published November 6, 2026 2:33pm EST

Trump administration’s objectives in Iran war have been met, Rep Anna Paulina Luna says

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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., a key ally of Israel in Congress, announced plans on Thursday to reject all corporate PAC money or funding from special interest groups tied to “foreign policy” after narrowly hanging on to her seat in the midterm elections.

“I still am on [the committee on] foreign affairs and I’ve taken a particular interest in peace deals as well as supporting the administration’s peace deal efforts. And I want my constituency to understand when I’m either talking on these things or advocating for them in Washington, that I am controlled by no one, influenced by no one,” Luna said in a video posted to X.

Luna’s announcement comes on the heels of devastating midterm results for Republicans that have sparked debate about the role of pro-Israel political spending and U.S. policy toward Israel in several Democratic campaigns.

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FOX NEWS VOTER POLL: 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS USHER IN A BLUE WAVE AS DEMOCRATS WIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS

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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna departed the U.S. Capitol following a series of House votes on March 5, 2026, in Washington, D.C.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

Luna herself only narrowly beat out Democratic challenger Leela Gray, a veteran, in a 49.5% to 48.7% victory in Florida’s 13th Congressional District — a seat that has leaned safely Republican in years past.

Many Democrats, including Luna’s opponent, used the Iran conflict as a proxy to attack Republicans on the cost of living after the conflict sharply restricted fuel exports from the Middle East.

“In February, we were told this war would last ‘four to six weeks.’ Eight months later, at least 22 service members are dead, 800+ more are injured and the cost of living crisis at home is out of control,” Gray said in a post to X a week before the election.

“Despite the obvious and disastrous consequences of the war, Luna voted to continue it six times,” Gray added, referring to Luna’s opposition to restricting Trump’s war powers.

But those criticisms also spread far beyond Florida’s 13th Congressional District.

Michigan Democratic senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed made the issue one of the cornerstones of his campaign, explicitly questioning Israel’s influence over the Republican Party and its role in the Iran conflict.

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MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT WHO LOST SENATE PRIMARY TO ABDUL EL-SAYED TAKES AIM AT BERNIE SANDERS OVER ISRAEL STANCE

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Representative Anna Paulina Luna, a Republican from Florida, speaks to members of the media outside a House Republican Conference meeting at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025.(Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“I don’t consider an ally a country that takes us to wars we don’t need to fight, and I don’t want to be fighting wars we don’t need to fight,” El-Sayed said in a debate ahead of the election.

El-Sayed’s position on Israel coincided with many other progressive candidates who also opposed U.S. support for Israel — a key policy difference that created Democrat-on-Democrat tension in several key races.

In New York, for instance, several political newcomers like Brad Lander, Darializa Avila-Chevalier and Claire Valdez all defeated Israel-aligned Democratic opponents in their primaries.

In Colorado, progressive challenger Melat Kiros unseated an incumbent who had served 30 years in office while advocating for a full arms embargo against Israel.

And in Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan won her Democratic primary against Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., while sharply critiquing her opponent’s political contributions from AIPAC.

For her own part, Luna has consistently supported Israel as a key ally of the United States, citing aligned interests in the Middle East.

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She introduced the Stand with Israel Act, a bill that would bar U.S. funding for the U.N. Human Rights Council until it condemned Hamas for its Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel that left over a thousand victims dead. She also voted repeatedly to send U.S. financial assistance to Israel between 2023 and 2025 and condemned the International Criminal Court for issuing an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes.

Campaign-finance records show Luna received roughly $38,000 in direct contributions from AIPAC’s PAC — less than 1% of the more than $4.3 million her campaign raised through mid-October.

BERNIE SANDERS DEMANDS DEMOCRATS BAN SUPER PACS FROM PRIMARIES, BLASTS AIPAC, ‘CORRUPT SYSTEM’

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Luna did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether she would encourage other Republicans to also forgo funding from foreign groups.

She noted that her small-dollar contributions would uniquely enable her to shun PACs tied to corporate or foreign interest groups.

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“I ruffle a lot of feathers in Washington. These races can get expensive. Fortunately, this cycle, I was able to raise close to $4 million, if not more, largely from small-dollar donations. So I am able, because of you guys’ support, to not take that money anymore,” Luna said.

Leo Briceno is a politics reporter for the congressional team at Fox News Digital. He was previously a reporter with World Magazine.

Sen. Chris Murphy released from hospital, will miss weeks of votes after stroke

November 6, 2026 / 2:41 PM EST / CBS News

Washington — Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut was released from the hospital Friday after experiencing a stroke nearly a week ago, but will miss several weeks of votes as he continues his recovery at a rehabilitation center.

“I want to be direct with you, so here is my diagnosis,” Murphy said in a statement. “Last Saturday afternoon, I felt something was not right with my body and called 9-1-1 out of an abundance of caution, and I’m glad I did.”

Murphy, who is 53, said he was diagnosed with a small bleed in the thalamus region of his brain. The thalamus sits above the brainstem and relays sensory information between the spinal cord and the brain, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

Dr. Jose Suarez, the chief of neurosciences critical care at Johns Hopkins, where Murphy was hospitalized, said the senator experienced a small hemorrhagic stroke.

“He has shown tremendous progress, and at the current rate of improvement, we expect that he will make a full recovery following rehabilitation,” Suarez said in a statement released by Murphy’s office.

Murphy said he is taking his recovery seriously and will be spending several weeks at a rehabilitation center in order to “get back to work on the quickest timeline possible.”

“This has been a scary experience for me and my family, and I appreciate the continued respect for our privacy,” Murphy said. “As I’m working towards a full recovery, I am staying engaged with my team and colleagues remotely, and my staff continues to carry out our legislative priorities, serve constituents, and ensure the work of my office continues uninterrupted.”

Murphy’s office announced Sunday that he had numbness in his arm while at his son’s hockey game and was taken to a local hospital, where it was discovered that he had a stroke. He was then transferred to Johns Hopkins.

The senator has been viewed as a possible contender for the White House in 2028.

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Stephen Miller will become White House chief of staff, Trump announces

By Kevin Liptak

PUBLISHED Nov 6, 2026, 2:00 PM ET

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Future White House chief of staff Stephen Miller attends a Halloween event hosted by first lady Melania Trump at the White House on October 29, 2026 in Washington, DC.

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Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, is departing the role and will be replaced by Stephen Miller, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump.

Trump said Wiles would move to his political operation.

“Susie Wiles, who has done an outstanding job, will be moving over to the Trump Political Operation. I want to thank her for her service as Chief of Staff — She has done a great job!” Trump wrote on social media.

The move takes effect Monday, Trump added.

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Bitter Fetterman-El-Sayed feud threatens to complicate Schumer’s Senate unity push

El-Sayed’s ‘ogre on a pike’ jab at Fetterman underscores a Dem feud that could complicate Schumer’s push for Senate unity

By Pedro B Rodriguez-AparicioFox News

Published November 6, 2026 9:00am EST

El-Sayed gets grilled by ‘The View’ co-host over his response to synagogue attack

Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed was questioned by “The View” co-host Sara Haines on why he was so slow to apologize for a past comment about an attack on a Jewish synagogue.

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called for Democratic Party unity Wednesday following the midterm elections, but a bitter feud between Sen. John Fetterman and Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed could complicate efforts to unite the caucus in the 120th Congress.

The two Democrats traded personal insults throughout the 2026 election cycle, clashing over U.S. military assistance to Israel, Medicare for All and the ideological direction of the Democratic Party.

“You put one ogre on a pike, and then everyone else gets the message,” El-Sayed, D-Mich., reportedly told progressive donors during a private Zoom call, arguing that challenging moderate Democrats in primary elections would send a message to the party’s establishment.

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CHUCK SCHUMER AFTER SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC MIDTERM VICTORIES: ‘I’LL BE RE-ELECTED AS MAJORITY LEADER’

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A split image shows Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., walking to vote at the U.S. Capitol on Oct. 8, 2025, left, and Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed, D-Mich., waiting to speak during a community meetup in Detroit on July 26, 2026.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images; Sarah Rice/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Fetterman, D-Pa., has been an outspoken supporter of U.S. military assistance to Israel, including funding for its Iron Dome missile defense system, and he has backed military action against Hezbollah and Iran. El-Sayed, meanwhile, campaigned against the war in Iran and opposed taxpayer-funded military operations and U.S. aid to Israel.

A longtime Democratic Senate staffer told Fox News Digital that they would “not be surprised” if tensions emerged between the two lawmakers but expressed confidence that their loyalty to the Democratic Party would outweigh their personal disagreements.

FETTERMAN CLAIMS DEMOCRATIC ‘BIG TENT’ HAS MORE ROOM FOR ‘AMERICA DESERVED 9/11’ THAN ISRAEL SUPPORT

The staffer added that Fetterman has faced criticism from other members of the Senate Democratic caucus, though those disagreements have not necessarily prevented lawmakers from working together.

During a televised primary debate, El-Sayed confirmed that his “ogre on a pike” remark was directed at Fetterman, accusing the Pennsylvania senator of having “abandoned his elected values” through his support for U.S. military assistance to Israel.

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Abdul El-Sayed, Democratic Senate candidate from Michigan, during an election night event with Michigan Democrats in Detroit on Nov. 4, 2026.(Sarah Rice/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

DEMS CLASH OVER AIPAC MONEY, ‘OGRE’ ATTACK AND ELECTABILITY DURING CRUCIAL SENATE DEBATE

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El-Sayed later doubled down on his criticism, arguing against funding foreign defense systems such as Israel’s Iron Dome while American schools struggle with limited resources.

Fetterman fired back, referring to El-Sayed as the “Pontiac Platner” in an apparent jab at the Maine Democrat Graham Platner, who dropped out of his Senate race this election season under the weight of multiple scandals.

FETTERMAN ‘DARES’ EL-SAYED TO STICK WITH PIKER, CLAIMS MICHIGAN NOMINEE HAS ‘LITTLE MAN SYNDROME ENERGY’

The Pennsylvania senator also accused El-Sayed of seeking to become the “head of our emerging pro-Hamas wing here in the party,” criticizing his positions on Israel.

El-Sayed’s campaign appearances with left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, who previously said “America deserved 9/11,” further fueled the dispute, prompting Fetterman to publicly condemn Piker’s remarks.

The tensions escalated after El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., in the Democratic primary by less than one percentage point.

Days before the general election, reports emerged that El-Sayed’s campaign had barred Stevens from attending its final campaign events, drawing another sharp rebuke from Fetterman.

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MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT HALEY STEVENS BACKS EL-SAYED AFTER NARROW PRIMARY DEFEAT, CALLS SOCIALISM ‘DANGEROUS’

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Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., speaks to reporters as he arrives at the U.S. Capitol for a vote on July 16, 2026.(CQ-Roll Call, Inc. via Getty Images)

“Rep. Haley Stevens simply held Abdul El-Sayed accountable for his views on Israel and fixation with Jewish money. El-Sayed is going after a woman and banning her from campaign events for having an opinion,” Fetterman told Jewish Insider.

“He has the worst case of little man syndrome I’ve ever seen,” Fetterman added.

DEM INSURGENT TURNS ON THE CHARM WITH PARTY ESTABLISHMENT AS SCHUMER LEAVES BITTER FEUD HANGING

Despite the public hostility, the Democratic Senate staffer’s assessment suggests the two lawmakers could ultimately set aside their differences to advance their party’s legislative priorities.

The feud could nevertheless present an early test for Schumer, D-N.Y., as he seeks to maintain unity among Senate Democrats, particularly on divisive issues such as U.S. foreign policy and the party’s progressive agenda.

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为听障回教徒组织手语课 宗教师获回理会青年希望奖

发布/2026年11月6日 23:00

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投身社区服务49年的哈姆扎（左）获颁新加坡回教理事会的卓越服务奖，32岁的回教宗教师希迪尔则获青年希望奖。 （唐家鸿摄）

回教徒在上宗教课时，通常要专注聆听教义和默诵祷文，但对于有听力障碍的信徒，领受教义远没有那么简单，学习的渠道也受限。为了让宗教教育更包容，听力健全的回教宗教师苦学手语，组织回教堂为听障者上课。

32岁的希迪尔（Ustaz Muhammad Khidir Bin Haji Mohamed Ibrahim）通过行动带来积极改变，获新加坡回教理事会颁发青年希望奖（Belia Harapan）。

希迪尔从2019年起就开始深耕面向本地听障回教徒的宗教教育，不仅专门学手语，还和专业手语翻译员一起开宗教课，并推动回教堂打造无障碍的活动环境。

传授知识的同时，他也从这段经历学到了什么是真正的包容。“包容不仅是邀请其他人参与活动，而是努力去了解他们的需求，从而让他们的参与更有意义。”

回理会星期五（11月6日）在总统府举行颁奖礼，表彰那些对回教社群、马来社群及更广泛的社会做出重要贡献的人。尚达曼总统作为主宾为得奖者颁奖。

投身社区服务49年 创立家暴庇护所

今年有10人获奖，其中六人获颁服务奖（Jasa Bakti）、三人获得青年希望奖。获颁最高级别的卓越服务奖（Jasa Cemerlang）的是投身社区服务49年的哈姆扎（Hamzah Abdul Mutalib，72岁）。

哈姆扎从1977年开始踊跃参与新加坡回教皈依者协会（Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore）的志愿活动，并于2008年参与创立家暴庇护所Casa Raudha。

庇护所原本只接收女性和儿童受害者，如今也在探索如何为男性受害者和施暴者提供帮助。哈姆扎说，这是因为家暴并不局限于特定种族、宗教或性别，而是一个需要各方共同应对的问题。

他说：“我希望Casa Raudha不只是庇护所，而是一个传递希望、治愈和推动改变的地方。”

主管回教事务代部长兼国防部高级政务部长扎吉哈在颁奖礼上致辞时说，年轻一代的回教徒以创新的方式回馈社会，让他深受鼓舞。

扎吉哈说：“如果我们希望（年轻人）能主导我们社区的未来，就必须做好准备，将这份责任托付给他们。这意味着要让他们在决策桌上有一席之地，也要给予他们塑造未来的机会。”

前议员李玉胜逝世 黄总理：新加坡失去一位尽忠职守公职人员

胡洁梅 发布/2026年11月6日 23:09

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黄循财总理说，李玉胜尽心尽力为新加坡服务，担任国家发展部高级政务次长期间，在我国的住屋和重新安置居民的工作中发挥重要角色，协助家庭和企业适应新镇和住宅区的变化。 （取自黄循财总理脸书）

曾在国家发展部等部门服务的前国会议员李玉胜逝世，享年87岁。

黄循财总理星期五（11月6日）晚上发文悼念这位曾在武吉班让区和三巴旺区服务近25年的议员。

他说，李玉胜尽心尽力为新加坡服务，担任国家发展部高级政务次长期间，在我国的住屋和重新安置居民的工作中发挥重要角色，协助家庭和企业适应新镇和住宅区的变化。

他担任劳工部高级政务次长时，也积极推动工作场所安全，维护工人福利。

黄总理说，他2015年在全国大选竞选马西岭油池集选区席位时，认识李玉胜。即时已退出政坛，李玉胜仍然关心这一区的发展和居民。“我很感激他的鼓励与支持，也将永远铭记他对党和人民的热忱与奉献精神。

“新加坡失去一位尽忠职守的公职人员，人民行动党也失去了一位忠诚的同志。在这艰难时刻，我向他的家人和挚爱致以最深切的慰问。”

祖德·贝林厄姆弟弟乔布 首次入选英格兰国家队

发布/2026年11月6日 23:27

• 英格兰主帅图赫尔公布欧国联对阵克罗地亚和西班牙的阵容，多特蒙德中场乔布·贝林厄姆首次入选国家队。 – 图赫尔称乔布适合踢中场中路，踢法比效力皇马的哥哥祖德更偏防守、擅长控球且身体对抗能力强。 – 若乔布上场，他与祖德将成为英格兰史上第22对同时为国家队征战的兄弟，也是30年来仅第三对。 – 富勒姆球员乔希·金也首次入选，切尔西前锋帕尔默则落选；图赫尔称他错失太多展现自己的机会。

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皇马球星祖德·贝林厄姆的弟弟乔布（左），首次入选英格兰国家队阵容。 （法新社）

（伦敦综合电）英格兰主帅图赫尔（Thomas Tuchel）星期五（11月6日）公布了对阵克罗地亚和西班牙的欧洲国家联赛阵容，皇家马德里（Real Madrid）球星祖德·贝林厄姆（Jude Bellingham）的弟弟乔布·贝林厄姆（Jobe Bellingham）首次入选国家队。

现年21岁的中场乔布·贝林厄姆，凭借在德甲球队多特蒙德（Dortmund）第二个赛季开局阶段的出色表现，获得国家队征召。哥哥祖德也曾效力多特蒙德，之后转投皇马怀抱。

图赫尔表示，乔布此前在英格兰21岁以下国家队已有出色的表现，是一名“表现突出的球员”，本赛季已成为球会阵中“非常具有影响力”的一员。

图赫尔星期五在温布利球场举行的记者会上说：“我认为两兄弟能一起进入国家队，这对这个家庭来说，都是一项非常了不起的成就，也是一个不可思议的故事。

“正如我所说，我很高兴能够征召他。我马上就感受到他的兴奋，也看见了他的笑容。他的个性十分开朗、沉稳，因此这通电话当然打得很愉快，因为对他来说，这是一个非常好的消息。

“我们认为他适合踢中场中路，因此他会是五名中路球员之一。他的踢法比哥哥祖德更偏向防守、擅长控球、身体条件出色、体格健壮，是一名身体对抗能力很强的球员，也能够帮助球队保持控球权。”

若乔布上场，他与哥哥祖德将成为英格兰历史上第22对同时为国家队征战的兄弟，30年来的仅仅第三对。

最近的两名是内森尼尔·查洛巴（Nathaniel Chalobah）和特雷沃·查洛巴（Trevoh Chalobah）兄弟，那发生在2018年对阵西班牙的比赛中。再之前则是加里·内维尔（Gary Neville）和菲尔·内维尔（Phil Neville）这对曼联（Manchester United）传奇球星。哥哥加里在1995年献出国家队首秀，弟弟菲尔则在一年后首次入选英格兰队。

帕尔默落选 图赫尔：他错失太多展现自己的机会

除了乔布·贝林厄姆之外，富勒姆（Fulham）年轻球员乔希·金（Josh King）也首次入选这支25人名单，但切尔西（Chelsea）前锋帕尔默（Palmer）则落选。

图赫尔强调，帕尔默落选是因为他“错失了太多展现自己的机会”。帕尔默在上一次的国际赛期因伤退出英格兰阵容。

但图赫尔澄清：“这不是针对个人的决定。当然，我们绝不会认为科尔（帕尔默）没有意愿代表国家队出战……但队内竞争一直存在，而此前参加集训的球员表现非常出色，因此保住了自己的位置。”

英格兰在欧洲国家联赛A级联赛第三组踢完四场比赛后，以三胜一负的成绩排名第二。球队唯一的败仗，是在温布利球场不敌世界冠军，也是小组领头羊西班牙。

虽然英格兰目前落后西班牙三分，但其实他们只需再拿下一分，就能确保晋级明年3月举行的淘汰赛阶段。

不过，图赫尔表示，球队的目标是争夺小组第一。

“三狮军团”将在新加坡时间星期五（11月13日）凌晨主场迎战克罗地亚。英格兰上个月曾以7比0大胜对手，随后将做客西班牙。

Red states have spent decades dominating a key corner of the economy — will the blue wave change that?

Published November 6, 2026 10:29am EST / Fox News / By Amanda Macias

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DALLAS — Red states have quietly outpaced their blue-state counterparts in commercial real estate investment returns for years, according to a new study highlighting stark differences in state economic policies.

But sweeping Democratic gains in Tuesday’s midterm elections — even in traditionally deep-red strongholds — are raising questions about whether those states can maintain their economic advantages as the political landscape shifts in the new year.

Mitch Flax, founder and chief investment officer of Net Equity Capital, told Fox News Digital his research was sparked by the observation that commercial real estate investors based in blue states were reluctant to invest in their own markets.

The findings underscore a broader economic battle playing out across the country as businesses and wealthy Americans relocate across state lines, bringing jobs, investment dollars and tax revenue with them while potentially leaving financial holes in the states they abandon.

CEO SAYS DOING BUSINESS IN STATE ‘SUCKS’ AS COMPANY HEADS TO TEXAS AMID CALIFORNIA EXODUS

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As businesses leave high-cost states, Texas has become the undisputed top destination.(Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News/Getty Images)

“I had a large family office based out of Chicago who lives in California who said, we don’t invest in real estate in blue states,” Flax recalled.

Coming on the heels of the 2026 midterms, the study also raises questions about whether the state-level tax and business policies that have helped fuel growth in red states will remain intact as Democrats make political gains and begin to enact their agenda.

The encounter prompted Flax to examine nearly 24,000 commercial real estate transactions to determine whether political differences between states were associated with investment performance. Researchers used a proxy to estimate returns and classified states as red or blue based on their votes in the 2024 presidential election.

Flax attributed the performance gap identified in his analysis largely to differences in state-level business policies, arguing that those policies influence where companies relocate, jobs are created and, ultimately, where capital flows.

AMERICA’S NEXT ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE MAY BE RISING IN RED-STATE TERRITORY

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The Texas capital attracted 88 corporate relocations from 2018 to 2025.(Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

The findings come as corporate migration toward lower-tax states rose in recent years, with Texas emerging as a major destination for companies relocating from costly coastal hubs.

Flax says that Texas is on track to be the next Singapore-style “tax haven” for companies, due to its policies attracting business and industry.

“We’ve all seen the movie ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ — get ready for Crazy Rich Texans, because that movie is coming,” he said.

It’s unclear how Tuesday’s results will impact that prediction after Texas flipped a U.S. Senate seat blue with Senator-elect James Talarico beating Ken Paxton, who was backed by President Donald Trump, and Democrat Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa beating Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.

As Fox News Digital previously reported, a CBRE analysis found that 725 companies relocated their headquarters between 2018 and 2025. Dallas-Fort Worth led the nation with 111 relocations, followed by Austin with 88 and Houston with 31.

Meanwhile, the San Francisco Bay Area, a deep blue enclave, recorded a net loss of 163 corporate headquarters during the same period, as companies cited taxes, labor regulations and rising living costs among their reasons for leaving.

THIS STATE ISN’T JUST GROWING — ITS ECONOMY IS GETTING RICHER PER RESIDENT

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Texas has attracted a wave of corporate relocations and business investment in recent years, helping fuel its emergence as a growing financial hub.(Shelby Tauber/The Washington Post/Getty Images)

Flax, however, also argued that population shifts and corporate relocations are symptoms of a deeper economic divide, with underlying business policies shaping investment decisions and determining where capital flows.

“Most of the large asset managers out there are underwriting population in this migration flow. But the reality is that’s a symptom,” Flax told Fox News Digital. “When you look at exactly what’s causing it, it’s pure structural business policy,” he added.

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Flax said those policies can trigger a ripple effect across the commercial real estate market as businesses relocate, workers follow and demand grows for housing, retail and office space.

“Migration is the symptom, but it’s a cascade, right? So policy draws people and companies and then every kind of commercial real estate follows,” Flax said. “Apartments follow migration, retail follows rooftops, office follows jobs, warehouse follows logistics.”

Amanda Macias covers the intersection of business, economics and politics, with a focus on how policy decisions shape markets, businesses and American workers.

高市“台湾有事论”将满一年 北京：日本仍原地打转、回避问题

发布/2026年11月6日 23:33

针对日本媒体提问首相高市早苗在国会答辩发表的“台湾有事论”将届满一年，中方是否仍要求撤回相关答辩，中国对当前和未来的两国关系持怎样立场，中国外交部回应称，“遗憾的是，一年过去了，日本当局仍在原地打转，对问题回避躲闪”。

中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆星期五（11月6日）在例行记者会上应询时说，当前中日关系面临严重困难，责任完全在日本一方，在于一年前日本领导人发表涉台谬论，“公然发出试图武力介入台湾问题的错误信号，挑战中国国家主权”，动摇中日关系政治基础。

郭嘉昆指出，“日本当局始终没有拿出反思纠错的诚意和行动”，并表明在中日关系问题上，中方立场一以贯之。

郭嘉昆强调，对日方而言，当前紧迫的是在台湾问题上尽快纠正错误言行，重要的是在历史问题上采取正确态度，根本的是在对华认知上真正做到客观理性。

日本首相高市早苗去年11月7日在国会答辩发表“台湾有事论”，触怒北京，令两国关系陷入低谷，官方乃至民间交流近乎停摆。

另据日本共同社报道，日本内阁秘书长木原稔星期五在记者会上，被问及会否回应中方要求撤回上述言论时避而不答，仅说明称“综合所有信息作出判断是政府的一贯立场”。

对于台湾问题，木原稔强调，正如写进日本充分理解和尊重中方“一个中国”立场的1972年《日中联合声明》，“没有任何改变”。将台湾问题视为“核心利益”的中方认为高市的答辩属于干涉内政，一直要求撤回。

高市早苗星期五在官邸受访被问及今后的对华外交时说：“中国是重要的邻国。我将推进旨在守护国家利益的对话，构建建设性且稳定的关系。”

对于本月中旬将在中国举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）首脑会议期间，高市与中国国家主席习近平是否有望进行对话，木原稔在记者会上表示，“不作预判”。