RICH BAEHR ON SENATE RACES
Republicans running for Senate are in competitive races. Though almost all of the competitive races are Republicans representing Republican held seats, Democrats have raised far more money than the Republicans in virtually every one of these races. In some races , local media advertising is less expensive, so your dollars could go further- Iowa, Montana, Kansas, Alaska, Maine. The closest races are Iowa, Maine, Montana, South Carolina, Georgia (Perdue seat) , and Michigan. Kansas and Alaska are tougher to judge state of the race since there is infrequent polling. North Carolina seems to be tightening due to the Democratic candidate’s extra curricular activities.
Alabama: Tommy Tuberville holds a lead of just over 5 points versus Democratic Senator Doug Jones. This is one of two races where Republicans could pick up a seat.
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Michigan: John James, an African American war veteran, has pulled into a near tie with Democratic Senator Ralph Peters. This is one of the few recent bright spots in GOP polling. This is one of two races where Republicans could pick up a seat.https://johnjamesforsenate.com
Texas: Senior John Cornyn is ahead in polls, by a bit more than 5%.
Arizona: Senator Martha McSally is trailing in polls by a bit over 5%:
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Georgia: Senator David Perdue has a small lead in polls- 2-3 point against Jon Ossoff:
Georgia has a second Senate race this year to complete the term of Johnny Isaacson. Appointed Senator Kelly Loeffler and Congressman Doug Collins are in the jungle primary on election day against several Democrats, with one of them, Raphael Warnock, the principal competition. If no-one gets 50% on November 3 (likely), then the top two will have a runoff in January, with one of the two Republicans against Warnock. Generally, Republicans do well in special elections in the state, but if control of the Senate were at stake, turnout could be higher than usual, and result is uncertain.
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Montana: Senator Steve Daines is in a very close race with Governor Steve Bullock, maybe a 1-2 point lead.
Maine: Senator Suan Collins is slightly behind (2-3 points) versus Sara Gideon
North Carolina: Senator Tom Tillis is a few points behind Cal Cunningham, who seems to be an active serial philanderer.
Iowa: Senator Joni Ernst is slightly behind (2-3 points) Theresa Greenfield
South Carolina: Senior Lindsay Graham is in a very close race against Democrat Jaime Harrison. Graham may have a very small lead but Harrison has set fundraising records for a Senate race.
Colorado: Senator Corey Gardner is trailing against former Governor John Hickenlooper by over 5 points.
Kansas: Roger Marshall is the Republican coveting in an open seat race for a currently GOP held seat (Pat Roberts). He has a small lead (less than 5 points) over Democrat Barbara Bollier in this infrequently polled race.
Alaska: Senator Dan Sullivan, has a small lead of 5 points or less over Democrat/Independent Al Gross in this infrequently polled state. Democrats have started spending heavily this race, suggesting they chink seat can be flipped.. https://secure.winred.com/alaskans-for-dan-sullivan/ad?utm_source=AD&utm_medium=
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