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#4: Will Democratic Gains Be Insurers' Loss?

Industry fears Obama victory could mean higher tort costs and more regulation.

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For what is supposedly still a state-regulated business, insurance officials spent an awful lot of time in Washington this past year–and given the circumstances, it looks like that will certainly remain the case once again throughout 2009.

Of course, the biggest story out of the nation’s capital this year was the election of Barack Obama, which means the Democrats will control both the executive and legislative branches next year–a prospect not at all comforting to this generally Republican-leaning industry.

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