FEDERAL FOUR
Four races. One majority. The line on Ukraine aid runs through here.
WHY THE SENATE?
A Democratic House majority is likely regardless of what happens here — but the Senate is the genuinely contested chamber this cycle, and it's the one that decides whether continued U.S. military aid to Ukraine keeps moving or stalls out. These four races are the closest, most winnable path to flipping it.
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votes decided Josh Turek's first-ever election — the same never-back-down energy he's bringing to one of the closest Senate races in the country. That's not abstract. That's a handful of actual neighbors.
MEET THE FOUR
TROY JACKSON
MAINE · U.S. SENATE
Lower Drug CostsRural Health CareUnion Jobs
+3Jackson led incumbent Susan Collins in a July 2026 UNH poll — one of the only Senate targets in a state Trump actually lost in 2024.
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MARY PELTOLA
ALASKA · U.S. SENATE
Lower CostsEnergy & JobsHealth & Childcare
49.5%to incumbent Dan Sullivan's 41.4% in the August 2026 all-party primary. The first Alaska Native ever elected to Congress, running in the toughest map of the four.
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SHERROD BROWN
OHIO · U.S. SENATE
Lower CostsCap Insulin CostsCorporate Accountability
3 TERMSSherrod Brown represented Ohio in the Senate for three terms before losing in 2024 by one of the closest margins on that year's ballot. He's running to reclaim the seat now held by Jon Husted.
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JOSH TUREK
IOWA · U.S. SENATE
Middle-Class EconomyHealth Care CostsPublic Education
6 VOTESdecided Josh Turek's first-ever election to the Iowa Legislature. He's a two-time Paralympic gold medalist now fighting for one of the closest open Senate seats in the country.
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