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Today, The Cook Political Report is moving three Senate races. Two shifts are in Democrats’ direction. One shift is toward Republicans.
#SCSen: Likely R to Lean R
#MSSen: Solid R to Likely R
#MNSen: Likely D to Lean D
Read this from @JessicaTaylor:
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Last week, The Cook Political Report moved four governors' races, all in Democrats' direction.
• Alaska: Toss Up to Lean Democrat
• Oklahoma, Nebraska and Vermont: Solid Republican to Likely Republican
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The Cook Political Report moved eleven more House races towards Democrats. Half of our latest changes are in Ohio, Nebraska and Kansas — three states that, for the same reasons, also have competitive Senate races.
Read this from @ercovey:
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In 2024, a diverse coalition of voters backed Donald Trump, united by the belief that he was the right candidate to repair the ailing economy. Two years later, that same coalition has splintered.
Read the latest column from @amyewalter:
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New @CookPolitical: 11 more House ratings move in Dems' direction, including five GOP seats from Likely R to Lean R. Full analysis by @ercovey: https://t.co/yQnxwykYwF
Today, The Cook Political Report moves eleven more House races towards Democrats. Half of our latest changes are in Ohio, Nebraska and Kansas — three states that, for the same reasons, also have competitive Senate races.
Read this from @ercovey:
https://t.co/DBgLqSEoNF
Republican advertisers have outspent Democrats by nearly $300M across the eight Senate races we currently rate as Toss Up or Lean.
Learn more about each competitive Senate race from @AdImpact_Pol's new report: https://t.co/XC04xbTjky
A new report from @AdImpact_Pol breaks down congressional ad spending and messaging trends.
Democrats hold a slight aired ad spending advantage across the 21 House races we currently rate as Toss Up. Here's how spending breaks down across all our House ratings:
In 2024, a diverse coalition of voters backed Donald Trump, united by the belief that he was the right candidate to repair the ailing economy. Two years later, that same coalition has splintered.
Read the latest column from @amyewalter:
https://t.co/Cr8VJOkwtT
"This is the election Democrats fantasized about. This is the election Republicans had nightmares about."
Read @CharlieCookDC's latest column:
https://t.co/3ALhnP7CgE
Today, the Cook Political Report is moving four governors' races, all in Democrats' direction.
• Alaska: Toss Up to Lean Democrat
• Oklahoma, Nebraska and Vermont: Solid Republican to Likely Republican
TUES | @CookPolitical Senior Editor David Wasserman discusses Campaign 2026, the impact of redistricting, and political news of the week.
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Last week, The Cook Political Report moved three Senate races, all towards Democrats.
Read about those changes from @JessicaTaylor:
https://t.co/vbS1xVqsdc
The difference between a bad loss and a catastrophic one for Republicans this fall now depends almost entirely on their ability to get their disaffected voters in traditionally red states and districts to the polls.
Read @amyewalter's latest column:
https://t.co/EQqh3Dl47O
This week, The Cook Political Report moved 18 House races, all in Democrats' direction. With these new moves, we’re also adjusting our range: the most likely outcome is now that Democrats will pick up nine to 19 seats.
Read more from @ercovey:
https://t.co/TMLkq0my06
👉 NEW Editors Roundtable with @ercovey and Carrie Dann. They walk through our new round of House race rating changes and give an update on our latest range of how many possible seats Democrats could pick up.
The Cook Political Report's current possible outcome in the House is that Democrats pick up nine to 19 seats. That would give them 224 seats on the lower end and 234 on the upper end.