The election is over – for the most part. Counting is still underway in some states, including Alaska, where a ranked-choice voting system is in place for the Senate race, and Mississippi, as well as in some House districts. But as of now, Democrats have secured at least 54 Senate seats, and projections put their House total between 251 and 268 seats. If expected outcomes hold, Democrats could reach 56 seats in the Senate and more than 260 seats in the House. The last farm bill, passed in 2018 and subsequently extended three times for one year each, officially expired in October. The House passed its version of a reauthorization in April, while the Senate Agriculture Committee advanced its version on a party-line vote in September. Th...