Election leaves U.S. consumer sentiment frozen. Republicans are excited, Democrats dispirited.

A burst of confidence among Republicans after Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election was offset by dashed hopes among Democrats, leaving consumer sentiment barely changed near the end of November.

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