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“While marquee races from Maine to Michigan get all the attention, and draw in a ton of money, a significant batch of lower-profile contests across the US could result in upsets.”

“Later in Maine, where polls show a tight race, Jackson focused his remarks on pocketbook issues, including the sharp spike in heating oil costs and high energy prices.”

“Attention has turned from the prospects of seizing the House, where Democrats are forecast a clear majority, to what once seemed like the highly optimistic possibility of taking the Senate too.”

“The Cook Political Report rates the North Carolina Senate race as “leans Democratic”.”

“According to the survey, 57% of women would back the Democratic House candidate in their district, whereas only 45% of men said the same, a dynamic that played out across three key Senate contests surveyed in the poll – Maine, Michigan and New Hampshire.”

“Though the state voted for Joe Biden, it re-elected Collins at the same time, though no public polls had showed her with a lead in the race.”

“As Democrats are seeking to flip several seats, polls are showing that races are the most competitive they’ve been in decades.”

“…e group failed to keep El-Sayed from defeating Rogers in the Michigan Senate primary, despite spending more than $30m in that race, or prevent progressive Aisha Wahab from winning a special election to replace former congressman Eric Swalwell in California.…”

“More than three dozen nominees for open House and Senate races across the US have backgrounds as labor union representatives or members.”

“The Republican senator is running for a third term against Democrat Mary Peltola, a former US House representative whom polls show is neck-and-neck with him in a state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the Senate since 2008.”