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The 9 Senate seats most likely to flip party control in November

Washington Post Politics Monday 28 September 2026, 19:26 UTC By Amber Phillips 1 min read
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To retake the Senate majority in November’s midterm elections, Democrats need to oust Republican senators in several red states, some of which haven’t elected a Democrat to the Senate in years or even decades. Democracy Dies in Darkness 5-Minute Fix The 9 Senate seats most likely to flip party control in November Democrats need to flip several in red states to win back the Senate majority.

To retake the Senate majority in November’s midterm elections, Democrats need to oust Republican senators in several red states, some of which haven’t elected a Democrat to the Senate in years or even decades. Democracy Dies in Darkness 5-Minute Fix The 9 Senate seats most likely to flip party control in November Democrats need to flip several in red states to win back the Senate majority. Here are their best chances.
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