Democrats and Republicans are in a close race for control of the Senate ahead of the midterms, with some analysts predicting Democrats have a slight advantage.
that Democrats have a 55 percent chance of maintaining control of the Senate, while the GOP has a 45 percent chance. Meanwhile,said Democrats win control of the Senate 80 out of 100 simulations of the November elections, while Politico predicts that race for control of the Senate remains a"toss-up."
The outlet notes that the most uncertain Senate races include those in New Hampshire, Colorado and Arizona, which"lean" Democratic, Florida, Ohio and North Carolina, which"lean" Republican, and Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Nevada, which are labeled"toss-ups". Above, a voters deposits her mail-in ballot on the first day of in-person early voting at Desert Vista Community Center on Saturday in Las Vegas. Election forecasters say that Democrats and Republicans are in a close fight for control of the Senate ahead of the midterms.The latest polling in the Georgia Senate race has shown a slight advantage for incumbent Democratic Senator