Midterms 2026 vs 2024: The Biggest Changes Since Trump's Win, From Young Voters to Bitcoin

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Two years after Trump's win, young voters, Latinos and men have moved sharply, eggs are cheaper, gasoline is dearer and Bitcoin trails gold. The biggest changes between 2024 and the 2026 midterms, in numbers.Add as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google NewsTwo years after Donald Trump won back the White House, the 2026 midterms show how far the country has moved. In the preliminary NBC News exit poll, voters under 30 went from D+11 in 2024 to D+46, Latino voters from D+5 to D+25 and men from R+12 to R+1. Since Election Day 2024, Bitcoin stands at +10.6 percent, gold at +43.7 and the S&P 500 future at +29.4 (03:35 CET). Eggs are a third cheaper than two years ago, and gasoline costs 37 percent more. Midterms 2026 vs 2024: the key numbers Young voters: D+11 in 2024, D+46 now.Independents: D+3 in 2024, D+16 now.Economy: 31 percent rated it good or excellent in 2024, 25 percent now.States: 8 of 9 statewide races with at least 60 percent counted run ahead of Harris's 2024 ...