The Senate will be evenly divided ... I derived this number by using 2019 population estimates from the United States Census Bureau. In each state where both senators belong to the same party ...

That means that Republicans will control at least 50 seats in the incoming Senate ... I derived these numbers using 2019 population estimates by the United States Census Bureau.

That is the lowest number ... their Senate majority, Democrats hoped that voters in red-trending states would stick with Democrats down the ballot. The party faced a brutal 2024 map, and the ...

The United States Senate was explicitly designed to be undemocratic ... would yield a state of 3.6 million. Redraw the whole map. If we really want to dream, imagine Congress grants all states ...

Every four years, political prognosticators focus their attention on a small number of ... blue or purple states on the map. So what does this overlap in key states mean for senate campaigns?

There might be more departures for Democrats to come, though in much bluer states ... Senate map is “challenging.” Democrats’ biggest challenge was always going to be a limited number ...

They propose a plan where the number ... it to the Senate floor in a slightly altered form. And this is the next major stage of the story. By 1909 we’re living in a United States where almost ...

One result of this trend is a decrease in split Senate delegations. In the incoming 119th Congress, just three states – Maine, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – will have senators from different parties.

Data on senators’ ages, party affiliation and length of service comes from the Biographical Directory of the United States ... Six states have specific timetables for holding special Senate elections, ...

WASHINGTON – Swing states, Electoral College votes, candidates up and down the ballot and millions of potential voters: here is the US election, broken down by numbers. Several independents ran ...

Digging deeper, the poll seemed to spell trouble for Democrats in next year’s Senate battlegrounds. Among respondents in those states, 41% approved of Biden and 52% disapproved. Just 27% of ...