- Final pre-election polling from The New York Times and Siena shows Democratic Senate candidates leading in Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio and Texas, with Alaska and Iowa tied.
- CNN data analyst Harry Enten described the poll findings as an earthquake for Republicans that signals a potential blue wave.
- If Democrats secure these battleground states, they are projected to take control of the Senate with 54 seats, potentially blocking parts of Donald Trump’s agenda.
- State breakdowns show Democrats holding notable leads, including a 10-point advantage in Michigan and a seven-point lead in Texas.
- Enten cautioned that polling during the Trump era has historically underestimated conservative turnout, meaning Republicans could still retain the upper chamber.
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