Democrats lead in Senate races despite late Republican surge in key contests
The short version
- Democrats hold an 11-point lead in the Michigan Senate race according to The New York Times and Siena University polling.
- Likely voters who decided in the last month favored Republicans by a nine-point margin in seven key Senate races.
- Democrats have a 10-point lead on a generic congressional ballot, according to an Emerson College Polling survey.
What we don’t know yet
- The methodology behind Kalshi's predictions is not detailed.
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First reported by The Hill Democrats hold 10-point lead over GOP in battle for Congress: Poll
Washington Examiner Late deciders favor Republicans in key Senate races by nine-point margin despite strong Democratic lead: Poll
CBS News Last-minute polls show Democrats leading in Ohio Senate and gubernatorial races
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- The Hill, centreDemocrats’ advantage on generic ballot narrow: Survey
- The Hill, centreDemocrats are on the brink of a blue tsunami, if the polls are right
- CBS News, left-leaningLast-minute polls show Democrats leading in Ohio Senate and gubernatorial races
- Washington Examiner, right-leaningDemocrats lead in seven Senate battlegrounds as Trump approval weighs on GOP: Poll
- Washington Examiner, right-leaningLate deciders favor Republicans in key Senate races by nine-point margin despite strong Democratic lead: Poll
- The Hill, centreDemocrats edge out Republicans in 7 heated Senate races: NYT polls
- The Hill, centreDemocrats hold 10-point lead over GOP in battle for Congress: Poll