None of the stats or projections of time frames have anything to do with this particular cycle.
Supply side econ was 1981 to 2020. 40 years being 10 mid terms. The prior 5 mid terms were the end of demand side econ. None of those stats fit into this cycle.
The 1947 to 1949 recession is MORE LIKELY to be the fit. The beginnings of demand side econ entering.
The pubic expects action and wealth. That great disadvantages obstructing forces. This is not a mid terms where the market will agree to nothing being done. There is at least a correlation between this current slight up drift in the markets and the recent legislation. The financial press has noted Wall Street is in approval of infrastructure spending.
The movements for structural change that have common sense towards free markets have long past as nothing more to do. The current move is towards building wealth and a much faster real GDP growth rate. The mid term results in the senate will definitely reflect that. Regardless of other side rumblings. In the house it is an unknown. Going by your last 15 mid terms you have a false sense of confidence that the market MIGHT not even be seeking. Bullishness out of the coming down turn will be based on fiscal policy.