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Democratic Senate candidates narrowly lead their GOP opponents in three red states critical to control of the U.S. Senate: Ohio, Texas and Iowa. The Democratic candidates for governor lead in two out of three of these states.
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Last week, The Cook Political Report moved four governors' races, all in Democrats' direction. • Alaska: Toss Up to Lean Democrat • Oklahoma, Nebraska and Vermont: Solid Republican to Likely Republican cookpolitical.com/analysis/g…
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New @CookPolitical: 11 more House ratings move in Dems' direction, including five GOP seats from Likely R to Lean R. Full analysis by @ercovey: cookpolitical.com/analysis/h…
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Today, The Cook Political Report moves eleven more House races towards Democrats. Half of our latest changes are in Ohio, Nebraska and Kansas — three states that, for the same reasons, also have competitive Senate races. Read this from @ercovey: cookpolitical.com/analysis/h…
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Republican advertisers have outspent Democrats by nearly $300M across the eight Senate races we currently rate as Toss Up or Lean. Learn more about each competitive Senate race from @AdImpact_Pol's new report: adimpact.com/fight-for-congr…
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A new report from @AdImpact_Pol breaks down congressional ad spending and messaging trends. Democrats hold a slight aired ad spending advantage across the 21 House races we currently rate as Toss Up. Here's how spending breaks down across all our House ratings:
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Today, the Cook Political Report is moving four governors' races, all in Democrats' direction. • Alaska: Toss Up to Lean Democrat • Oklahoma, Nebraska and Vermont: Solid Republican to Likely Republican
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TUES | @CookPolitical Senior Editor David Wasserman discusses Campaign 2026, the impact of redistricting, and political news of the week. Watch live @ 8:00am!
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The difference between a bad loss and a catastrophic one for Republicans this fall now depends almost entirely on their ability to get their disaffected voters in traditionally red states and districts to the polls. Read @amyewalter's latest column: cookpolitical.com/analysis/n…
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