The struggle for Senate control goes down to the wire as spending shatters records

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Still, Casey ran a similar ad in 2018's midterm election when he won easily -- even though that ad didn't mention Trump -- while Casey's campaign notes that he has long split with Democrats by opposing free trade agreements and supporting fossil fuel-power projects. Democrats, conversely, say they are forcing competitive contests late in the campaign in two red states, Texas and Nebraska.
37% : That means there is a slice of voters who could vote for Trump but not back Republicans in Senate races -- or who could split their tickets with Democratic Senate candidates.
1% : The ad says "Casey bucked Biden to protect fracking" and "sided with Trump" on trade and tariffs. Republicans say Casey's ad showing Trump is similar to a TV ad that Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin is airing and speaks to both Democrats' need to protect themselves against Harris' vulnerability in their states.

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