Cook Political Report has FOUR U.S. Senate races currently rated as TOSS UPS for 2026:

Georgia. Maine. Michigan. North Carolina.

Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat is currently held by Democrat Jon Ossoff — the most vulnerable Democrat in the 2026 midterm elections.

The GOP will undoubtedly do everything they can to win this seat back for a Republican.

They’ll spend millions upon millions of dollars. They’ll come up with all sorts of outlandish attacks. Anything to solidify their majority in the Senate next year.

Maine’s U.S. Senate seat is currently held by Republican Susan Collins — the most vulnerable Republican in the 2026 midterm elections.

Cook Political Report recently UPGRADED this race from Leans Republican to TOSS UP, signaling that Democrats have a major opportunity to flip this seat.

Now, we need to make sure we carry the momentum we've seen for Democrats in Maine + across the country all the way to next November.

Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat is currently held by Democrat Gary Peters, who announced earlier this year that he will retire in 2026.

The good news is that Democrats currently hold every statewide seat in Michigan. But defending this critical Democrat-held Senate seat won't be easy.

Last year, Michigan’s U.S. Senate race was one of the closest in the country. So now, we can absolutely expect the GOP to go all-in to win this open seat.

North Carolina’s GOP-held U.S. Senate seat is one of Democrats’ top pick-up opportunities for 2026.

We have a strong Democratic candidate in former governor Roy Cooper, who has a record of winning + delivering for the people of North Carolina.

But outside groups are already pouring MILLIONS of dollars into this Senate race — a year away from the actual election! If this is any indication, the GOP will spend BIG to stop Democrats from flipping this Senate seat next year.

Today, we’re asking for your help to defend the Democratic candidates running in all of these battleground elections and more, John.

Will you chip in $5 or more right now to help us take back the Senate in 2026? Giving right now, while it’s still early, could make an even bigger impact than it would next year!