Corey Smith

The Democratic Party's path to retake the upper chamber seems to be widening – and in places once thought safe for Republicans. Cook Political Report recently moved Iowa and Texas into the toss-up column, both of which President Donald Trump won decisively in 2024. To retake the Senate, however, Democrats need to hold all their seats and flip four others, which would require capturing at least two seats in ruby-red states. Could Texas and Iowa be the pair of aces they need to triumph? On the surface, the idea almost seems ridiculous, but a closer look suggests otherwise.

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News Knowledge Quiz: August 30, 2026 - read it on Liberty Nation.

All roads to a House majority run through four Pennsylvania races, three of which the Cook Political Report currently lists as toss-ups. Right now, Republicans hold all four seats – and with the GOP's slim majority, Democrats only need a net gain of three seats to take back the lower chamber. Neither side is taking chances. Governor Josh Shapiro launched a $3.3 million endeavor in July targeting the four GOP incumbents.

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News Knowledge Quiz: September 6, 2026 - read it on Liberty Nation.

A Northeast Senate race is flying under the radar and could end up tanking the Democratic Party's hopes of taking control of the upper chamber. Sure, Democrats might flip Texas or Iowa, maybe even take Alaska or Maine, but if they let New Hampshire slip from their grasp, the fragile math holding their Senate dreams together starts to crumble. The primary is tomorrow, September 8, but the widely expected November matchup is four-term Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas against former GOP Sen. John E. Sununu – and polls show Pappas standing on shaky ground lately. Maybe that's why he sounded the alarm last week.

News Knowledge Quiz: September 13, 2026 - read it on Liberty Nation.

A wedge between voters and the GOP. President Donald Trump is ramping up his efforts to help Republicans win in November and wants voters