Scoop: Dems privately name Texas as most-flippable red state
Democrats' main Senate super PAC is privately telling top donors that Texas offers their best shot at flipping a deep-red Senate seat, followed by Ohio, where the race remains close. Senate Majority PAC also sees victories in Iowa and Alaska as within reach, though the outcomes could take longer to become clear. Why it matters: Democrats are increasingly confident about Election Day on Tuesday —…
Dems are privately naming Texas as the most flippable red state, according to a super PAC. Other states like Ohio, Iowa, and Alaska are also seen as potential flips, though outcomes could take longer to confirm. Senate Majority PAC sees these victories as within reach, though they are still considered toss-ups. Democrats are now more confident about the upcoming Election Day, and are sharing this optimism with their biggest donors.
To gain control of the Senate, the Democrats need to flip North Carolina and Maine, avoid an upset in Michigan, and win two of the four states mentioned. Senate Majority PAC's president, JB Poersch, expressed confidence during a private donor briefing, reminding donors that while Texas is a toss-up, it is still within their reach.
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