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Cook Report: U.S. Senate a 'True Tossup'
Cook analysts said Democrats have gained ground in several races as their model shifted three contests toward the party.
- The Cook Political Report shifted its forecast for Senate control to a "true toss up," signaling that either party now has a realistic chance of winning the majority.
- Over the last month, odds have increasingly favored Democrats, who must net four seats to reclaim the Senate with a projected range of outcomes between one and five seats.
- In Georgia, the Cook Report moved the race to "Likely Democrat," where incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff holds a $42 million fundraising advantage over Rep. Mike Collins.
- The report also shifted Kansas and South Carolina toward Democrats, citing beef tariffs, fuel costs, and the Iran War as key dividing lines between candidates in these contested races.
- Analyst Jessica Taylor noted that third-party candidates in states like Texas, Iowa, and Ohio could mean Democrats do not necessarily need to hit 50% to win certain races.
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Cook Report: U.S. Senate a 'True Tossup'
(The Center Square) – Cook Political Report, which conducts election forecasting in races across the country, shifted its prediction outcomes for the U.S. Senate to a “true toss up,” meaning either party has a chance of winning control of the…
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