Can Republicans hold the Senate? Chances less than 85 days from midterms
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Democrats get fresh odds of flipping the Senate as the Republican Party’s grasp on the chamber slips
Republicans’ grip on the U.S. Senate has weakened in prediction markets in recent weeks, with new race-level data suggesting Democrats have a clearer path to the four net seat gains needed to take control of the chamber. Kalshi’s Senate control market priced Republicans’ chances of keeping the majority at 54 percent, down from about 60...
Republicans Highlight the Corruption and Hypocrisy of Democrats to Retain the Majority in the Senate
The Republican Committee targets its cannons against five Democratic candidates in a fierce contest for the November legislative elections
The Seven-State Battle for Senate
Republicans hold a 53-to-47 Senate majority—and the vice president breaks ties in their favor. That means Democrats must flip at least four seats, not three, to take control of the upper chamber. Join now to continue reading. Members get exclusive analysis, bonus features and no advertising. Learn more. If you’re already a member, sign in to your account.
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