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To retake the US Senate, the Democratic Party need only take four seats from the Republican Party this year. In an election year as unpredictable as this one, whether or not they will succeed is anyone’s guess.

We asked academic experts in states with key Senate elections to comment on their local races, and on who is likely to win this year. We will add more articles as the election approaches. You can find links to the articles below:

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