Senate Majority PAC Weighs Spending in Kansas, Texas as Map Shifts
Senate Majority PAC is actively evaluating spending in Kansas and Texas as the Senate map becomes more competitive for Democrats. The group’s president, JB Poersch, indicated that Kansas and potentially four or five other states are now viable targets, though Republicans maintain a significant spending advantage in most races. Democrats need to net four seats to control the Senate, with key battlegrounds including Georgia, Michigan, and New Hampshire, plus potential flips in red states like Texas and Ohio. A new super PAC, Texas Forever, was recently registered with the FEC, signaling potential involvement in Texas. Democrats are emphasizing economic issues and voter protection, while Republicans focus on turnout and countering defections among moderate Republicans. The outcome remains uncertain, with Democrats relying on strong fundraising and strategic messaging to overcome resource disparities.