
The basic midterm scenario remains familiar: Republicans hold a Senate majority, and Democrats need a net four-seat gain to flip it. Democrats continue to lead on the generic ballot and have a better chance of controlling the…

The basic midterm scenario remains familiar: Republicans hold a Senate majority, and Democrats need a net four-seat gain to flip it. Democrats continue to lead on the generic ballot and have a better chance of controlling the…
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