Will a Republican win in the following US Senate 2026 elections?
Will a Republican win in the following US Senate 2026 elections?
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2026
98%
Wyoming
95%
West Virginia
95%
Montana
95%
South Dakota
95%
Arkansas
94%
Oklahoma
94%
Mississippi
94%
Kansas
94%
Louisiana
93%
Tennessee
93%
Nebraska
92%
South Carolina
92%
Idaho
91%
Kentucky
90%
Alabama
81%
Texas
76%
Iowa
66%
Ohio (Special)
66%
Florida (Special)
66%
Alaska
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