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Ohio Senate: Grand Re-Opening

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Report Shorts (May 7, 2021)

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Alaska Senate: Al Gross, 2020 Nominee, Considering Another Run

Al Gross, the independent who ran for US Senate in Alaska in 2020 with backing from state and national Democrats and broke fundraising records but lost to incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan, is considering another run for the Senate in 2022. Gross told Inside Elections that he is “certainly considering” running for the state’s other Senate […]

Few Opportunities as Parties Battle for Senate Control

It’s a good thing Republicans hoping to take control of the Senate next year don’t need to pick up more than one seat, because there’s a dearth of takeover options. Indeed, the Senate battleground at this point in the cycle has been smaller only once in the past 22 years. At the outset of the […]

2022 Senate Overview (April 1, 2021): No Margin for Error

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2022 Senate Overview (April 1, 2021): Alabama – Georgia

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2022 Senate Overview (April 1, 2021): Hawaii – North Carolina

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2022 Senate Overview (April 1, 2021): North Dakota – Wisconsin

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Missouri Senate: Open Fields

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Six Senators Who Owe Their Hill Careers to Redistricting

While redistricting can be a curse for some politicians by forcing them into uncomfortable and even unwinnable situations, new congressional lines can be launching pads for other candidates, with repercussions beyond the House.  At least six U.S. senators can credit their initial arrival on Capitol Hill to redistricting. Each of them appeared to be destined […]