A Democratic Congress refers to a legislative body, typically the U.S. House and Senate, where the majority party is the Democratic Party. This majority controls committee leadership, sets the legislative agenda, and prioritizes passing bills on healthcare, climate, and social equity. It benefits voters who support progressive policies, as their representatives can advance laws without Republican obstruction, though bipartisan compromise becomes necessary for Senate passage.
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