LYTE is trading at $14.05, down 8.26%, as investors assess whether the Democrats’ midterm sweep could bring tighter data-center permitting and regulation, potentially slowing AI buildout and semiconductor demand. - Semiconductor losses are extending across markets; Qualcomm also fell after a weaker smartphone-chip outlook, adding to sector pressure. - The decline follows several sharp losses in LYTE’s recent closes, with technology and chip weakness remaining the clearest catalyst.