In a number of key midterm races, Republicans are tightening the gap — partly due to a deluge of TV ad spending recently.
now and Democrats expect this race to tighten and be a 1-to-2 point race, as so many statewide races in Wisconsin have been.
Beasley, first Black woman to serve as chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, has run a fairly nonantagonistic campaign in this state with a high number of right-leaning independents. She's focused not just on cities, but alsoBudd's campaign, on the other hand, has confounded many Republicans. A former Republican governor called his campaign too"
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