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Democrats are projected to win control of the Senate, CNBC’s Election Desk said. cnb.cx/4io3jzD

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The Guardian left
Latest results suggest the Democrats are almost certain to win a House majority, having already seized control of the Senate. Find live updating results in full here US midterm elections – live updates The US legislature, Congress, has two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Continue reading...
CNBC left
BREAKING: Democrats are projected to win control of the Senate, CNBC’s Election Desk said. cnb.cx/4io3jzD

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The Economist center
Betting markets and other quantitative forecasts all make Democrats clear favourites to flip the Senate. Yet our final prediction model sees the upper chamber as almost a coin toss

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The Wall Street Journal right
Headlines in recent months have focused on how Democrats are making inroads in red parts of the country. But Republicans, who start with a majority of 53-47, still have a good chance of keeping the Senate. 🔗 Here’s how they could do it: on.wsj.com/4BZOtqT

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Reuters
🔊 'Democrats have more chances to win a Senate majority than would've been expected earlier this year.' Scott Malone on the midterm races to watch on the Reuters World News podcast reut.rs/4ixJg0n