The 2026 Senate map is moving our way.

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Here's a quick rundown of where the key races stand right now:

NORTH CAROLINA → Lean Democrat✅ [[link removed]]
Roy Cooper is now polling around 50% — a mark Democrats haven't hit in a North Carolina Senate race in years. Meanwhile, GOP nominee Michael Whatley is stuck around 40% and has spent the cycle tying himself tightly to a president who's double digits underwater in state polls. Republicans expected an easy hold here. Instead, they may be watching it slip away.

GEORGIA → Lean Democrat✅ [[link removed]]
Jon Ossoff's new opponent is Rep. Mike Collins, who defeated former Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley in the GOP runoff with a last-minute Trump endorsement. The problem for Republicans: Collins comes into the general with a pending ethics investigation, a hardline abortion position, and a profile that's a tough sell for suburban Atlanta voters. Ossoff is better-funded, better-known, and better-positioned. Democrats like where this race is headed.

OHIO → Toss-Up⬆️ [[link removed]]
Sherrod Brown raised $12.5 million in the first quarter alone. A GOP internal poll had Brown up two. A nonpartisan poll had Husted up one. In other words: this race is a dead heat, and Republicans have lost the comfortable cushion they were counting on.

ALASKA → Toss-Up⬆️ [[link removed]]
A state Supreme Court ruling just complicated things significantly for Republicans: a candidate sharing Sen. Dan Sullivan's name may appear on the August primary ballot, potentially siphoning off GOP votes in Alaska's top-four ranked choice system. Combined with Mary Peltola's proven track record of overperforming statewide, this race is now too close to call.

IOWA → Lean Republican (tightening)⬆️ [[link removed]]
The moment Josh Turek won the Democratic primary, Cook Political Report shifted Iowa from "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican." It's not hard to see why: Trump's approval rating has hit -7 in Iowa, farm bankruptcies are up across the state, and tariffs and the Iran war have hit soybean and other farmers hard. Josh Turek also has a unique bio and story to share with struggling Iowans as he embarks on his 99-county tour.

TEXAS → Lean Republican⬆️ [[link removed]]
Cook Political Report just shifted Texas toward Democrats after Ken Paxton knocked off John Cornyn in the GOP runoff. Paxton arrives in the general election with a history of indictments, an impeachment by his own party, and a national profile that's a liability in a swing environment. James Talarico now has a more beatable opponent than anyone expected.

This is good news. The map is moving. The catch is that it won't keep moving on its own. Holding these gains and pushing for more takes resources, and that's where you come in.

Republicans have unlimited billionaire cash to weather a bad cycle. We don't have that luxury. Every dollar we raise between now and November has to count.

The experts are noticing our momentum. Let's make sure it lasts.

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