Democrats Gain Ground in Key Senate Battlegrounds, New Polls Show
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Polls indicate that the democrats take back the House of Representatives at the Midterms. Will this also succeed in the Senate? It will probably come to particularly competitive states. By Jörg Schönenborn.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats are showing considerable strength in the final days ahead of the Nov. 3 US midterm elections, with new polls showing that the party is leading in five Republican-held Senate battleground states and maintaining a narrow advantage in another, potentially putting control of the upper chamber within reach.According to the latest polls from The New York Times and Siena University before the midterm elections, Democratic candida…
US midterm elections 2026: Democrats gain ground in key Senate battlegrounds, lead in five Republican-held states - The Tribune
Democrats are showing considerable strength in the final days ahead of the November 3 US midterm elections, with new polling indicating that the party is leading in five Republican-held Senate battleground states and maintaining a narrow advantage in another, potentially putting control of the upper chamber within reach.
Poll: Democrats Lead in Key States That Will Decide Senate
Washington. On the eve of the US midterm elections, the Democratic candidate has taken the lead in the Senate races in five Republican-held states. A New York Times and Siena University poll also showed a tight race in Iowa. In Texas, James Talarico beat Republican Ken Paxton 50-43 percent, in Kansas, Chris Hamilton beat Roger Marshall 49-44 percent and in Maine, Graham Plattner beat Susan Collins 51-45 percent […] The post US midterm elections:…
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