Polls Show Democrats Competitive in Seven Senate Races
Politics · First reported 2 Nov, 00:53 · Updated 01:49
New polling found Democrats ahead or with an edge in several Senate contests, while many of seven competitive races were statistical ties. The polls were released by The New York Times and Siena University ahead of Tuesday’s election.
- New York Times/Siena polls showed Democrats leading in key battlegrounds and ahead in Michigan, Texas, Kansas, Maine and Ohio.
- Democrats had an edge in Alaska and were effectively tied with Republicans in Iowa, according to the polls.
- A separate summary described seven competitive races, with most showing statistical ties.
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- Seven competitive Senate races, according to The Hill
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- Michigan, Texas, Kansas, Maine, Ohio, Alaska and Iowa
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- Ahead of Tuesday’s election
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