October 15, 2020
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5:15Now PlayingRepublicans' chances of holding onto their Senate control are not looking so great. Not only do seats like Colorado and Arizona -- both currently held by Republicans -- appear to be all but lost for the GOP in 2020, but seats once considered safe are looking more like toss-ups. CNN’s Chris Cillizza explains how Republicans found themselves in this position.
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Senate Republicans got some VERY bad news Monday
The 10 Senate seats most likely to flip, 3 weeks from Election Day
The Senate playing field is collapsing on Republicans
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