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2026 · Wisconsin, the Senate, the races that decide control

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Election Day · 3 Nov 2026

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  1. United StatesDCCC

    Which seats does one party's own committee believe it can win?

    A party committee naming, in public and in writing, the twelve Republican-held seats it intends to contest. Limitation: target lists are also fundraising instruments, so they run optimistic.

    Source
    DCCC adds 12 Republican-held seats to its target list — Roll Call ↗
    Checked
    Aug 16, 2026
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    The Midterm Record

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