At this writing, Republicans gained three seats in heavily Trump states, hold solid lead Florida and shaky one Arizona, and they lost one seat Nevada. The three defeated Democrats and the one losing Democrat voted against the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, while West Virginia's..…
to get to Democrats would have to win three out of the following five states Arizona, Texas, Iowa, Georgia, and North Carolina. Under such circumstances, the majority would be razor thin comprise Democrats who would have run as centrists to win in red states. ..…
The election looks at first glance like Republicans gained seats in Senate and Democrats regained control of House with enough of margin to ensure that they can put some limits on presidential power.. ..…
Examples of this can be seen in the Arizona Senate race, where Republican Martha McSally is up against Democrat Kyrsten Sinema. ..…
Republicans did, however, make inroads with wins over incumbent Democrats in Indiana, North Dakota, and Missouri. They look good in Florida and Arizona, as previously stated, and the only incumbent Republican to fall was Sen. ..…
Democrats are expected to target Senate seats Nevada, Arizona, and Texas.. ..…
And regardless of who wins in Arizona's competitive Senate race, the state will elect either Republican Martha McSally or Democrat Kyrsten Sinema as the state's first woman to serve in the chamber. ..…
In Arizona, Republican Martha McSally leads Democrat Kyrsten Sinema for a Senate seat by only about 17,000 votes and there are still a number of precincts left to be counted as well as absentee and provisional ballots. ..…
This assumes Florida and Ohio remain for Trump and no changes occur in emerging battlegrounds such as North Carolina, Arizona, or Georgia, neither of which are given. . Third, Democrats have demographic and geographic challenges in relation to both the Senate and some key Electoral College..…