Those who voted for Biden said they are having a harder time in the COVID economy, according to exit polls done for major television networks.

The election has had a major effect on work productivity this year, with more people voting and paying attention to the results.

But worrying also comes with a few benefits.

Prop 22 bypasses a state law that would have reshaped the gig economy.

As the pandemic continues, it may fall to the Federal Reserve to find more ways to boost the economy.

Proposition 19 would remove a disincentive to sell property. But a decline in moving is squeezing the housing supply all over the country.

When variables include who will be president and who controls Congress, GDP and unemployment forecasts look very different.

Hourly wages for some 2.5 million workers in the state will rise to $10 next year, then a dollar a year through 2026.

Some Americans have expressed concerns over the possibility of unrest.

Market analysts have started to look at what particular election outcomes might mean for markets, U.S. fiscal policy and more.