Democrats face uphill battle to retake Senate
- Democrats aim to regain power in the Senate during the midterm elections, facing serious challenges against Republican incumbents and a favorable election map for the GOP.
- Republicans currently hold 53 Senate seats and aim to maintain those positions in competitive states like North Carolina and Maine, which are crucial for Democrats' hopes.
- Despite low favorability ratings, Democrats believe they can capitalize on dissatisfaction with Trump to improve their positioning ahead of the next elections.
- Recent polls show that only 20% of voters favor Democrats compared to Trump, indicating significant challenges for the party ahead of the elections.
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Democrats face uphill battle to retake Senate
Democrats are shut out of power in Washington, D.C., but they hope that doesn’t last long. Historically speaking, the midterm elections offer an opportunity to rein in a political party that controls the elected branches of the federal government. That…
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