Polling shows GOP Senate hopefuls are losing by greater margins in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
Republican Senate candidates are trailing further behind their Democratic rivals in four key swing states, according to a poll.A Cook Political Report/GS Strategy Group/BSG Swing State Project survey shows that Democratic Senate hopefuls running in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania have increased their vote share over their Republican challengers compared to a previous survey in May.
However, in a generic congressional ballot with no named candidates, the Cook Political Report data shows that both states have flipped from Republican to Democratic between the two surveys.Despite a strong showing in the swing states, Cook Political Report said that the overall Senate map continues to be 'daunting' for Democrats, who currently control the upper chamber by a 51-49 seat margin, including four independent senators who caucus or align with the party.'Democrats.
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