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Ohio May Be the Sleeper Senate Race of the Midterms
Left: Democrat Sherrod Brown, a former U.S. senator, speaks at an event in Cleveland in May. Right: Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, speaks during an event in Washington in March. —Brown: Sue Ogrocki—AP; Huster: Jacquelyn Martin—AP Let’s call it a Red State Reset. A raft of klieg-light Senate candidates are driving coverage of Democrats looking to []
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Drudge Report
· Jun 29, 2026
NEW POLL: Dems Leading In Ohio Crucial Senate, Gov Races...
NEW POLL: Dems Leading In Ohio Crucial Senate, Gov Races... (First column, 5th story, link)
MS NOW
· Jul 2, 2026
Why MS NOW rates Ohio’s Senate race a Toss Up
New polling shows that Ohio’s Senate race no longer leans Republican. Here’s what that means for the battle for Senate control. The post Why MS NOW rates Ohio’s Senate race a Toss Up appeared first on MS NOW.
The Hill
· Jun 25, 2026
Is a Democrat-majority Senate a good bet in the midterms?
The polling points to a nail-biter of an election night.
Real Clear Politics
· Jul 10, 2026
Want Higher Turnout? Give Workers Time To Vote
The 2026 midterms are well underway, and a familiar pattern is emerging: Turnout remains doggedly low. Most recently, just 21 of eligible voters participated in North Dakota's primary election, while West Virginia reported similarly low turnout despite increased early voting participation. New York City is another somber case study.
Off The Press
· Jun 29, 2026
AARP Poll: Democrats Have Slight Edge in Ohio Senate, Governor Races
Democrats hold slim leads, both within the margin of error, in Ohio’s gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, according to a new poll released Monday. The survey, commissioned by AARP, was conducted by the bipartisan polling firms Fabrizio Ward and Impact Research. It was conducted June 14-16 among 800 likely Ohio voters and had a margin []...Click to read more
Foreign Policy Journal
· Jul 10, 2026
Michigan Senate Primary Becomes Flashpoint In Democratic Party’s Civil War
The Michigan Democratic Senate primary has emerged as the most significant test yet of the party’s deepest internal divisions heading into the 2026 midterm elections. State Sen. Mallory McMorrow’s exit from the race, driven by fundraising and polling struggles, has narrowed the contest to a direct clash between the party’s establishment and progressive wings. Rep. [] The post Michigan Senate Primary Becomes Flashpoint In Democratic Party’s Civil War appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.
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Related coverage for "Ohio May Be the Sleeper Senate Race of the Midterms": Drudge Report — NEW POLL: Dems Leading In Ohio Crucial Senate, Gov Races.... MS NOW — Why MS NOW rates Ohio’s Senate race a Toss Up. The Hill — Is a Democrat-majority Senate a good bet in the midterms?. Real Clear Politics — Want Higher Turnout? Give Workers Time To Vote. Off The Press — AARP Poll: Democrats Have Slight Edge in Ohio Senate, Governor Races. Foreign Policy Journal — Michigan Senate Primary Becomes Flashpoint In Democratic Party’s Civil War