Ten House and Senate races shift toward Democrats as midterm primary season concludes
Source Summary
With the midterm primary season nearly complete and the general election less than two months away, ten House and Senate races have shifted toward Democratic candidates while one has moved toward Republicans. Polls indicate Republican candidates and incumbents are underperforming in states and districts that typically vote Republican.
Why it matters
The shift of ten races toward Democrats suggests potential gains for the party in the House and Senate despite historical midterm patterns favoring the party out of power.
What remains uncertain
The outcome remains uncertain as the general election is less than two months away and polls can shift before voting occurs.
