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Midterms are just over a month away. Current aggregate polling puts Dems keeping the Senate at a 70%~ chance, with the most likely scenario being them picking up a single seat to have a 2 seat majority. Reps are still projected to win the House with also a 70% chance, most likely scenario being they pick up like 8 seats to have a 5 seat majority.

Catch is trends show the downward trend for Republicans since July. Before then both chambers were a lock for Republicans, set to gain many seats in both at around a high of 90% chance each. But after, their lead kept falling and falling as the Dems' chances kept growing, up to now where what was supposed to be a complete rout in both is instead the Dems gaining Senate seats while the Reps only controlling the House on a razor thin margin.

The takeaway is that as time goes on the advantage slowly creeps towards the Dems, and with over 30 days left they'll likely close/increase their gaps towards an even more favorable outcome.
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