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Six Days Out: What to Watch Before November 3rd

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With six days until the November 3rd elections, the week ahead will be shaped by several parallel storylines. Florida's Senate race, the Alaska governor's contest where Murkowski's Democratic endorsement could matter at the margins, and a handful of House seats that will determine working majority composition all come to resolution. The Bolsonaro situation will develop rapidly depending on whether Flávio remains in Ecuador, attempts to reach the United States, and how Brazilian authorities respond diplomatically. Israel's leadership deadlock will either resolve or deepen, with consequences either way for U.S. Middle East policy positioning. The OpenAI-Google chip deal, if confirmed, will generate significant market and regulatory reaction.

The Merck-Moderna melanoma vaccine is heading toward FDA advisory committee review, the next major milestone for that treatment. Southern California's tidal flooding is expected to ease by Thursday as the astronomical alignment shifts, though the insurance and infrastructure questions the episode has raised will not ease on that timeline. The Patel whistleblower complaint is likely to generate formal congressional inquiry requests within the next week or two — letter traffic from the House and Senate Judiciary Committees will be the leading indicator.

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