Democrats Try to Buck the Trend in Midterms

The video discusses the historical trend of midterm elections where the president's party often loses seats. It highlights current issues like abortion rights and inflation affecting the election. In the House, all 435 seats are contested, with Republicans needing five seats to gain control. The Senate is a toss-up with 35 seats contested, and Republicans need one seat to take control. Close races in states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada could delay results.

What is the current division of the Senate in terms of party majority?

Which states are mentioned as having close races in the Senate?