
Obama warns of margin-of-error risks as Democrats chase Senate flip
Former President Barack Obama expressed surprise at the competitive nature of several 2026 Senate races but cautioned donors against complacency. At a fundraiser in Great Falls, Virginia, he highlighted polling leads in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska, noting that narrow margins could easily flip. Obama emphasized the urgency of the election, warning that unchecked executive power and judicial appointments pose a threat to democracy. The event raised $3.6 million, though Republicans maintain a significant cash advantage through super PACs.












