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Republican Deb Fischer Wins Nebraska Senate, AP Projects

Nebraska’s tight senate race between Republican incumbent Deb Fischer and independent challenger Dan Osborn has likely ended in a victory for Fischer. Polling prior to the election, Fisher held a 2.4 percent lead over Osborn, which falls within the margin of error. Ultimately, Fischer prevailed with the vote count going down to the wire. The […]

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Republicans’ Chances of Winning the Senate, the House and the White House

Two leading bookmakers have given odds on the Republican Party winning control of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives during Tuesday’s elections. Star Sports is offering odds of 6/4 (40 percent) on the GOP securing the presidency and both chambers of Congress, against 7/1 (12.5 percent) on the Democrats achieving a clean sweep. […]

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Democrats’ Chances of Winning the Senate, the House and the White House

Two leading bookmakers are offering odds on the Democrats to win control of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives on November 5. Speaking to Newsweek, Betfair said its odds on the Democrats winning all three contests are 6/1 (14.5 percent), while Star Sports has odds of 7/1 (12.5 percent) on a clean sweep […]

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Kari Lake Closing Gap in New Arizona Senate Poll

Republican Kari Lake is closing in on Democrat Ruben Gallego in Arizona’s U.S. Senate race, according to the results of a poll released just days before Election Day. The poll released on Friday by YouGov/The Times of London/SAY24 finds Lake trailing Gallego by 5 percentage points. A 49 percent plurality of registered Arizona voters said […]

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Map Shows Polling in Key Senate Races 6 Days Before Election
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Map Shows Polling in Key Senate Races 6 Days Before Election

Seven Senate races could be decided by 5 or fewer percentage points as Democrats and Republicans fight for control of Congress‘ upper chamber on Election Day, November 5, according to the latest polling averages. Democrats were always expected to face an uphill battle to defend their slim Senate majority this year as they currently hold […]

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