For two years, the Republican-controlled Senate bottled up virtually every piece of legislation coming out of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. With a Georgia victory, that blockage will be removed.
That's good news for Biden's rather extensive legislative agenda - on issues like healthcare, the environment, government reform and the economy - which should be able to survive the House and at least get an up-or-down vote in the Senate.
A 50-50 Senate tie won't mean the Green New Deal or a public health-insurance option are coming any time soon, however. There's still the filibuster, which mandates 60 votes to pass major legislation, to contend with, and even bills that can get by with a simple majority will have to satisfy Democratic centrists like Joe Manchin of West Virginia and the two senators from Arizona.
Another round of coronavirus relief seems probable, however, including larger per-person relief payments to all Americans. A simple congressional majority can also vote to rescind any regulations the Trump administration enacted in the final months of his presidency. That will, at the very least, get the Biden presidency off on the right foot.
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