Midterm Polls Show Democratic Surge, but Senate Control Remains Uncertain
With less than two weeks until the November 3 elections, polls indicate a strong Democratic advantage in the House, but the Senate remains a close contest. While Democrats lead generic ballot questions by nearly 10 points, Republicans retain a narrow majority in both chambers. Key races in deep-red states like Texas and Kansas have become competitive, potentially allowing Democrats to flip seats. However, historical trends suggest the president’s party will lose House seats regardless, and no party is expected to achieve a supermajority in the Senate.
