Let’s begin with the Senate, where a key race may be falling off the map. The most straightforward scenario for Democrats to maintain control of the Senate is to hold all of its seats, excluding West Virginia,

The new spending from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee comes less than two months until the Nov. 5 election.

The campaign arm for Senate Democrats is investing $25 million into direct voter outreach programs in 10 main battleground states with races that will determine control of the chamber next year.  The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) said in a Monday release that the investment includes funding for on-the-ground organizers to knock on voters’ doors and meet them in their communities,

Let’s begin with the Senate, where a key race may be falling off the map.