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2026 Ohio Election Results - U.S. Senate Ohio
El-Sayed campaign pulls in $1.2M after Stevens backs Republican Rogers
Final midterm polls show trouble for Trump’s GOP across 7 battleground states
Last early voters line up as Illinois candidates vie for votes ahead of Election Day
Former President Barack Obama endorses Charles Booker in U.S. Senate race
GOP Senate control vital for economic growth, US energy policy
Judge dismisses lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska Senate race if GOP incumbent loses
James Talarico Chances of Victory Hit Record High After Best Poll Yet
Voters fear the America they've known is slipping away. On that, the left and right agree
Factbox-Six things to watch as US voters decide control of Congress
5 reasons why North Texas is central to high-stakes midterm races
How Pete Buttigieg and Rafael Warnock Became Democrats' Midterm MVPs
Collins vs. Jackson Maine Senate race could go to ranked-choice runoff
Democrats’ Strategy of Backing Independents Faces Reckoning
Analysis-Investors gaming out Congress control for spending, AI outlook
"Arrogance": 3 GOP senators blasted over costly red-state rescues
Michigan, Senate
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Governor, Illinois
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Haley Stevens, Michigan and Mike Rogers
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Sayed’s Senate campaign said Monday it raised $2.4 million on Sunday, the day his former Democratic primary rival, Rep. Haley Stevens, [pulled her endorsement](
MS NOW senior Capitol Hill reporter and host of Way Too Early– joins Morning Joe to walk through several hypothetical 2026 Senate maps, ranging from a 50-50 split to a best-case scenario for Democrats that would give them a 56-seat majority.
Hundreds of candidates are running for positions up and down the ballot, from state representative to U.S. Senator. Here's your guide to what matters.
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