8 Senate Races the Forecasters Can’t Agree On
An analysis of race ratings by 10 election forecasters found eight Senate races that are not rated unanimously in favor of one party.
As the U.S. Senate elections draw near, a TIME analysis of 10 election forecasters' ratings revealed that eight crucial Senate races are too close to call unanimously. These races, spanning Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas, could tip the scales in Congress if Democrats win four or more of them. The remaining 27 Senate contests have unanimous ratings, with 13 favoring Democrats and 14 favoring Republicans.
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