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U.S. Senate Race in 10 States
The Democrats are seeking to gain control of the U.S. Senate by picking up at least four seats in the midterm elections, as Republicans currently hold a majority with 53 seats to the Democrats' 47. Key battleground states include Maine, Ohio, Alaska, Texas, Michigan, New Hampshire, Georgia, North Carolina, and Kansas, with competition intensifying due to Trump's declining popularity, voter dissatisfaction with the Iran war, and rising prices. In Maine, the contest between Democrat Susan Collins and progressive candidate Troy Jackson shows slight progress for the Democrats, despite heavy out-of-state spending in the race. In Ohio, polls indicate a lead for Democrat Sherrod Brown, even though his opponents have spent over $246 million on campaigns. In Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola leads or is tied with Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, who is supported by Trump, although there is significant financial backing from pro-GOP groups. In Texas, Democrat James Talerico is attempting to break a pattern that has persisted since 1994, despite Trump's previous victory there, with conservative groups spending heavily to prevent his win. Michigan, New Hampshire, Georgia, and North Carolina are also witnessing intense races, with Democrats enjoying clear advantages financially and in voter support in some areas, amid ongoing competition for seats amidst Trump's waning popularity, the Iran war, and economic concerns.
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