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There Is Speculation As Midterm Elections Approach

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David Axelrod shares a tweet containing a piece by Politico senior political columnist Jonathan Martin.

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The U.S. Senate is currently composed of 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats (including Independents who caucus as Democrats). Among the congressional contests of the 2026 Midterm Elections are 33 Senate elections. Of those 33 elections, 20 are held by an incumbent or outgoing Republican senator, and 13 are held by an incumbent or outgoing Democrat.

There are two schools of thought that can be applied to the 2026 scenario in considering which of the two major political parties is favored by the mere setting of the electoral table. Republicans are vulnerable if change is the prevailing sentiment and seats flip. Democrats have work to do if an "if-it-ain't-broke-don't-fix-it" attitude keeps seats accurate to current party affiliation.

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Democrats need to gain four seats (flipping seats that are currently Republican-held to Democrat) without losing a currently Democrat-held seat to a Republican in order to secure a 51-vote majority in the Senate. With 20 Republican held seats up, four can seem like a doable number, particularly if change is in the air. But change can be a double-sided coin. While Democrats have 13, seven fewer than Republicans, seats to defend, dropping any of those races increases how many seats must be flipped from Republican-held to result in a Democrat majority.

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