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Defense Stocks Sank as Democrats Took Congress and the $1.5 Trillion Budget Looks Doomed
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Defense stocks fell after midterm elections handed Congress to Democrats, putting a $1.5 trillion budget request in doubt even as the broader market rallied. The article cites LHX among contractors under pressure and points to a key level on Lockheed’s chart as a signal of whether Wall Street sees a ceiling or a floor.

Defense Stocks Fall After Midterms Flip Congress, Putting $1.5 Trillion Budget Request in Doubt

Defense stocks fell after midterm elections handed Congress to the Democrats, according to a report from 247wallst.com. The decline came even as the broader market rallied.

The shift in control of Congress has left a massive spending request in limbo. According to the report, the $1.5 trillion budget request now looks doomed.

Contractors Under Pressure

The report cites L3Harris (LHX) among the defense contractors under pressure following the election results.

Lockheed Chart in Focus

The article also points to a key level on Lockheed’s chart, saying one number may reveal whether Wall Street sees a ceiling or a floor for the stock.

The report was published on November 5, 2026.