Today’s NY Times poll headline is SHOCKING Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump.

Football star Colin Allred can DEFEAT Ted Cruz in Texas. Industrial mechanic Dan Osborn can DEFEAT a Republican Senator in NEBRASKA! Join thousands of Americans chipping in $3 here to fuel their Get Out The Vote machines!

These races are within the poll’s margin of error – a political tie.

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"Dan Osborn, a union leader and political independent, is within striking distance of Senator Deb Fischer, Republican of Nebraska," the NY Times reports.

"Mr. Osborn, an industrial mechanic who is running as an independent voice for the working class, is trailing Ms. Fischer, a Republican…by two percentage points, 46 percent to 48 percent." 5 percent remain undecided.

Trump is winning Nebraska statewide by 15 points – proving that Dan Osborn has a unique brand that could WIN AN UPSET and impact the balance of power in the Senate.

And in Texas, small things "could tilt the race in either direction" reports the Times.

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