The most covered subject in today's stored headlines is IA Senate: 3 stories from 1 outlet. The top headline is "Hinson, Turek tangle in fierce final Iowa Senate debate" (The Hill).
Polls
| National Generic View race View race Cygnal (n=1500 LV) | Democrats 51% · Republicans 42% |
| National Generic View race View race NewsNation (n=974 LV) | Democrats 49% · Republicans 42% |
| AZ Governor View race View race Steve Cortes (n=1513 LV) | Katie Hobbs 48.9% · Andy Biggs 43.2% |
| AZ Governor View race View race Wick (R) (n=1513 LV) | Katie Hobbs 49% · Andy Biggs 43% |
| AZ Governor View race View race HighGround, Inc. (n=400 LV) | Katie Hobbs 51% · Andy Biggs 34% |
| CA Governor View race View race SurveyUSA | Xavier Becerra 48% · Steve Hilton 35% |
| FL Governor View race View race Stetson University (n=716 LV) | David Jolly 41% · Byron Donalds 52% |
| MN Governor View race View race KARE 11/Minnesota Star Tribune (n=800 LV) | Amy Klobuchar 50% · Lisa Demuth 41% |
Follow the Money
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Headlines
- Hinson breaks with Trump on Russia diesel deal (The Hill)
Iowa GOP Senate candidate Ashley Hinson broke with former President Trump over his recent deal to import Russian dies... - Collins, Jackson duke it out in third Maine Senate debate: 3 takeaways (The Hill)
Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson faced off in their third debate with three weeks... - Rick Jackson Rallies Supporters, Speaks on State of Georgia Governor’s Race (Daily Signal)
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson rallied supporters in Grovetown, Georgia on Monday evening with Gov. ...
What to Watch
3 governor races are rated Toss-up: Georgia, Nevada, and Texas.
Toss-Up Governor Races to Watch
Three governor contests remain unsettled headed into the final stretch: Georgia, Nevada, and Texas. Each is close enough that late movement in any direction could decide the outcome, and all three warrant daily tracking rather than a single pre-election snapshot.
House Battlegrounds Across Multiple States
The House map's competitive edge runs through California's 22nd and 47th districts, Ohio's 7th and 9th, New York's 17th and 21st, and Virginia's 2nd and 7th, all rated Toss-up. Pennsylvania's 8th and Michigan's 4th and 7th districts fall in the same category, meaning control of narrow margins could hinge on turnout patterns in exurban and swing-suburban seats rather than any single marquee race.
Senate Contests Still Undecided
Four Senate races carry a Toss-up rating: Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, and Nebraska. Nebraska and Alaska stand out as states where a Toss-up rating in a historically safer partisan environment signals unusual volatility worth monitoring as additional polling emerges this week.
New Polls (22)
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