Preparing for the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections: What Business and Corporate Security Leaders Need to Know
RANE analysts discuss how to better understand how we got here, where things stand, and where they're headed.
| Recorded 9/30/26 | On Demand | Virtual |
RANE analysts discuss how to better understand how we got here, where things stand, and where they're headed.
| Recorded 9/30/26 | On Demand | Virtual |
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Matthew BeySenior Global Analyst and Head of Methodology, RANE |
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Caroline HammerGlobal Security Analyst, RANE |
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Sam LichtensteinDirector of Analysis, RANE |
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Ryan BohlSenior Middle East and North Africa Analyst, RANE |
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections could shift the balance of power in Congress, reshape the legislative and regulatory outlook, and bring heightened security, workplace, and communications considerations in the weeks before and after Election Day.
Regardless of outcome, election cycles create real uncertainty for business planning — from potential shifts in trade, tax, and regulatory policy to increased civil unrest risk, employee political activity in the workplace, and misinformation targeting corporate brands. For government affairs, security, legal, HR, and executive leadership teams, the question is how to prepare now for a range of outcomes rather than react after the results are in.
RANE's analysts held a nonpartisan, risk-focused briefing on the scenarios to watch heading into the midterms, what they could mean for your organization, and the concrete steps you can take now to prepare no matter how the results shake out.
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