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One month from Election Day, here are the Senate races to watch
Republicans are boosting spending in Kansas while scaling back in North Carolina as Democrats try to gain four seats for a Senate majority.
- With one month until Election Day, the GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund is investing more heavily to defend Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall against Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton.
- Democrats need a net gain of four seats to reclaim the Senate majority, though the Cook Political Report currently predicts a Democratic pickup of between one and five seats.
- President Donald Trump is campaigning in Ohio on Saturday to support Republican Sen. Jon Husted against former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, one of seven 'toss-up' races.
- The GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund is scaling back resources in North Carolina, where Michael Whatley trails former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper; Trump said Friday, "I am worried about him."
- Analysts believe Democrats have an easier path to retake control of the House, but the party faces significant risks defending existing Senate seats in New Hampshire and Michigan.
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By Arlette Saenz and David Wright, CNN Nearly four weeks from election day, the map of the battlefields by the Senate is expanding after signs of improvement for Democrats in several Republican-prone states.For the first time this year, CNN's list of the 9 seats
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In the mid-term elections on November 3, the Democrats must win at least 17 of the 35 Senate seats; according to the polls reported by the New York Times 7, they are in the balance. The article Midterm, the Dem need 4 more seats to win the Senate comes from Youtrend.
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