While the scramble for control of both the House and Senate is underway, more than 40 million people have voted in early ballots across the country.
Republicans need only get 6 additional seats in the House of Representatives and an additional seat in the Senate to win a majority in Congress at a time when observers believe these elections have significant effects on the course of American power and its future decisions. .
According to a report published by the network "CNN"There are a number of races that are worth watching, not just for their results, but for what they can tell us internally.
Connecticut fight
Connecticut, the northeastern state of the United States, has become an indicator of the struggles some incumbent New England Democrats are facing. Representative Jahanna Hayes has held the West Connecticut seat since 2018 and was re-elected in 2020 with 55% of the vote.
President Joe Biden led the region in the presidential race with roughly the same share of votes, however, and Republicans have been optimistic for some time about their candidate, George Logan.
The former state senator is vying to become the first Republican to represent the region in nearly 16 years. "swing" If the Republicans win, it will likely be a sign that they are heading for the majority across the country.
Governor of Michigan
Michigan was one of the nation’s largest swing states in the last two national elections, but Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer seems to be that state’s favorite in his run against Republican Theodore Dixon, who won a contested primary battle thanks to the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
State of New Hampshire
General Don Boldock became the Republican candidate earlier this fall and it looked like Republican nationalist groups were abandoning the race.
And former Vice President Mike Pence has already traveled to New Hampshire to see a fundraiser for Boldock, who narrowly won the Republican nomination in the Senate and who, by winning against Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan, would be closer to regaining the country. Republican majority in the Senate. Senate. .
New York competition
The elections are ranked between US Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, leader of the Democratic Party, and his Republican counterpart, Mike Lawler, as one of the swing competitions.
and second "CNN"The Republicans’ initial outlay on running appeared to be little more than an operation to annoy and distract Maloney from other races across the country.
If Lawler manages to win, it will be a double victory for his party, which will get a seat that no one expected.
Carolina seniors
North Carolina chose Donald Trump in 2016 and then re-elected him again in 2020, meaning Republican Representative Ted Budd should get the edge.
But former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Sherry Beasley has kept things closer than many expected in a race overshadowed by Senate rivalries with bigger figures in states like Georgia and Pennsylvania.
If the Democrats win this race, it indicates that they have a very real chance of securing a majority in the Senate as the results advance in the West.
Governor of Oregon
Oregon is surprisingly capable of attracting attention in midterm elections, having not elected a Republican governor in nearly four decades.
Contenders for the position are Democrat Tina Kotik, Republican Kristin Drazan and strong independent former Democrat Betsy Johnson.
Due to the enormous unpopularity of outgoing Democratic Governor Kate Brown, her party’s candidate, Tina Kotik, has declined, plus another factor is the presence of former Democratic Senator Betsy Johnson, who is campaigning independently, benefiting from all of this, Republican candidate Christine Drazan.
Democrats risk losing their position as governor in a state the last time a Republican was elected governor was in 1982.
2nd district, Virginia
Republican Jane Keegans is seeking the place of Democrat Ellen Luria, as the race piques the interest of experts.
That district is in the midst of nominations, so the bias of the race towards Republicans, who have likely reorganized the electoral districts in favor of the Conservatives, will be key.
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While the scramble for control of both the House and Senate is underway, more than 40 million people have voted in early voting across the country.
Republicans only need to get 6 additional seats in the House of Representatives and an additional seat in the Senate, to win a majority in Congress, at a time when observers believe these elections have significant effects on the course of American power and its future decisions. .
According to a report released by CNN, there are a number of races that are worth following, not just for the results, but for what they can tell us internally.
Connecticut fight
Connecticut, the northeastern state of the United States, has become an indicator of the struggles some incumbent New England Democrats are facing. Representative Jahanna Hayes has held the West Connecticut seat since 2018 and was re-elected in 2020 with 55% of the vote.
President Joe Biden led the region in the presidential race with roughly the same share of votes, however, and Republicans have been optimistic for some time about their candidate, George Logan.
The former state senator is vying to become the first Republican to represent the region in nearly 16 years and the primaries are classified as “swinging” and if the Republicans win, they are likely heading for the majority across the country.
Governor of Michigan
Michigan was one of the nation’s largest swing states in the last two national elections, but Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer seems to be that state’s favorite in his run against Republican Theodore Dixon, who won a contested primary battle thanks to the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
State of New Hampshire
General Don Boldock became the Republican candidate earlier this fall and it looked like Republican nationalist groups were abandoning the race.
And former Vice President Mike Pence has already traveled to New Hampshire to see a fundraiser for Boldock, who narrowly won the Republican nomination in the Senate and who, by winning against Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan, would be closer to regaining the country. Republican majority in the Senate. Senate. .
New York competition
The elections are ranked between US Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, leader of the Democratic Party, and his Republican counterpart, Mike Lawler, as one of the swing competitions.
And according to CNN, the first Republican expense in the run appeared to be little more than an operation to annoy and distract Maloney from other races across the country.
If Lawler manages to win, it will be a double victory for his party, which will get a seat that no one expected.
Carolina seniors
North Carolina chose Donald Trump in 2016 and then re-elected him again in 2020, meaning Republican Representative Ted Budd should get the edge.
But former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Sherry Beasley has kept things closer than many expected in a race overshadowed by Senate rivalries with bigger figures in states like Georgia and Pennsylvania.
If the Democrats win this race, it indicates that they have a very real chance of securing a majority in the Senate as the results advance in the West.
Governor of Oregon
Oregon is surprisingly capable of attracting attention in midterm elections, having not elected a Republican governor in nearly four decades.
Contenders for the position are Democrat Tina Kotik, Republican Kristin Drazan and strong independent former Democrat Betsy Johnson.
Due to the enormous unpopularity of outgoing Democratic Governor Kate Brown, her party’s candidate, Tina Kotik, has declined, plus another factor is the presence of former Democratic Senator Betsy Johnson, who is campaigning independently, benefiting from all of this, Republican candidate Christine Drazan.
Democrats risk losing their position as governor in a state the last time a Republican was elected governor was in 1982.
2nd district, Virginia
Republican Jane Keegans is seeking the place of Democrat Ellen Luria, as the race piques the interest of experts.
That district is in the midst of nominations, so the bias of the race towards Republicans, who have likely reorganized the electoral districts in favor of the Conservatives, will be key.
