[Democratic "Sweep" Expectations Rise: Midterm Election Will Reassess Oil Premiums, Which Sectors Are Benefiting from "Policy Dividends"?] BlockBeats reports on October 30th that with only days left until the US midterm elections on November 3rd, market expectations regarding congressional control are shifting. A Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives is now highly probable, while the Senate race is more closely contested than a month ago, and the probability of Democrats winning both houses has increased. This election will not only determine congressional seats but will also reshape the Trump administration's policy environment for the next two years: whether Congress can limit military action against Iraq, how war funding and defense budgets will be adjusted, how tariff policies will continue, what regulatory conditions AI data centers will face, and the uncertainty surrounding the 2027 government funding and debt ceiling negotiations. Different parties controlling Congress will lead to differentiated pricing across asset classes. Continued Republican control will favor the continuation of tax cuts, deregulation, traditional energy development, and military policies; a Democratic majority could lead to increased scrutiny of war funding, tech giants, financial institutions, and the healthcare industry, and push for clean energy and healthcare policies. Crude oil, gold, US Treasury bonds, the US dollar, and sectors such as technology, storage, military, finance, and healthcare all have distinctly different policy transmission paths.