Forecaster Shifts 9 Senate Races as Nate Silver Touts Democratic Polling
Summary
Inside Elections changed its ratings for nine U.S. Senate races, with each shift moving toward Democrats, days before the November 3 midterm elections. Nate Silver cited recent Democratic polling, while the article noted that polls can be wrong and reported that several races remain close.Key Facts
- Georgia moved from lean Democrat to likely Democrat; incumbent Jon Ossoff faces Mike Collins.
- Ohio moved from toss-up to tilt Democrat; Republican incumbent Jon Husted faces Sherrod Brown.
- Texas moved from toss-up to tilt Democrat; Ken Paxton faces James Talarico in a race described as a virtual dead heat.
- Iowa moved from tilt Republican to toss-up; Ashley Hinson faces Josh Turek.
- Kansas moved from tilt Republican to toss-up; Adam Hamilton faces incumbent Roger Marshall.
- South Carolina moved from lean Republican to tilt Republican; Darline Graham faces Annie Andrews, and a recent poll showed them tied.
- Nebraska moved from lean Republican to tilt Republican; incumbent Pete Ricketts faces independent Dan Osborn.
- Louisiana and Mississippi each moved from solid Republican to likely Republican.
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