The Class 2 senate map, last up for election in 2020, provides both the Republican and the Democratic parties with a mixed bag of candidates. If the Democratic Party has any hope of retaking the Senate, it must not only defend its current seats but also flip contests in historically Republican states. With national headwinds leaning against them, the Republican Party hopes the favorable maps keep the Senate in their hands.
Read MoreA shift of just three seats could shatter the Republican trifecta and reshape national policymaking for the final two years of Trump’s presidency. With open districts, aggressive redistricting, and unhappy voters, the 2026 midterms are shaping up to be anything but ordinary.
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