GOP flaws threaten Senate

Democratic operative Dan Turrentine said several close Senate races, including North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan and Texas, could give Democrats a chance to take control of the Senate in Tuesday’s election; Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority. He attributed the party’s prospects partly to weak Republican candidates but cautioned that polling may be unreliable, with Alaska among the races newly in doubt. Turrentine added that a Democratic House victory would leave party leader Hakeem Jeffries facing questions about how he would balance moderates and the party’s left wing.

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