Who will take control of the Senate?

The battle for control of the US Senate is heating up as voters prepare to go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5.

Currently, the Democrats have a slim majority with 51 seats, including four independents who work with them, while the Republicans have 49 seats. With 34 seats up for grabs this election cycle, both parties have an opportunity to shift the balance of power.

This year’s elections will shape the legislative landscape for years to come, with both parties vying for every possible seat.

For the latest updates on the US Senate electionEuronews will provide live results as they come in, along with a live map to track the progress of the election.

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The stakes are especially high for Democrats, who face tough battles in eight Republican states.

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Losses of key incumbents could reduce Democratic representation in reliably conservative states and leave them little room for error.

The elections will also test the strength of both parties Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania – key presidential battleground states often referred to as “the Blue Wall” because of their relatively consistent Democratic voting patterns. Republican victories in these states would significantly reshape the Senate landscape.

Source: Election results provided by Associated Press.

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