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Democrats see a path to win the Senate. It’s narrow and has little room for error - AP News — Jon Ossoff | ChamberLight
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Senate Democrats are eyeing a narrow path to a 2026 majority by recruiting established statewide figures in GOP-leaning states, though they face hurdles regarding candidate age and internal primary divisions.
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