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→Senate: In Alaska and Ohio, the Democrat candidate has a slight polling advantage in early July, four months prior to the election. Winning both of these races would likely give the Democrats control of the U.S. Senate.
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Gen Z: Socialists have done particularly well with this voting bloc in Democrat primaries, attaining remarkable upsets of entrenched incumbents often by wide margins.
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The Cook Political Report rates all four of these Senate races as toss-ups, despite how Republicans currently hold all four of these seats.
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The widely cited Cook Political Report stated as of October 2025 that there are only 4 tossup seats, 2 held by Dems (Georgia and Michigan) and 2 held by Republicans (Maine and North Carolina).
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The GOP is expected to hold onto control of the U.S. Senate, but Dems are hopeful of taking control of the House.
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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA1) represents a swing district that voted for Harris in 2024. Rep. Fitzpatrick was one of only 2 Republican "No" votes on the OBBB in early July 2025.
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