Lewis Evangelidis
7%24H7%Lewis Evangelidis’s odds reached 7%, topping the previous high of 0% over the last 60 days.
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Lewis Evangelidis’s odds reached 7%, topping the previous high of 0% over the last 60 days.
Recent coverage of Massachusetts Republicans highlights internal divisions and a struggle to build statewide strength heading into 2026. The reporting centers on party identity and statewide endorsements, but includes no concrete developments about the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Massachusetts. With no reported Senate-candidate announcements, endorsements, or polling for the Massachusetts GOP Senate primary, this update is unlikely to move odds much. The emphasis on party division could add some uncertainty around who ultimately consolidates support.
The state GOP – long wracked by internal divisions and a shrinking voter base – is searching for an identity and relevance as it gathers Saturday to endorse its underdog statewide candidates.
Republicans currently hold a slim margin in governorships nationwide.
The unpopular war with Iran and stubborn affordability issues have given Democrats cause to be more hopeful about their chances of flipping key seats — and maybe even winning control of the Senate.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner told NBC News he would seek an investigation on President Donald Trump if he's elected to office.
It’s a stretch, especially with Republicans holding a fundraising advantage
At stake is more than any single race. Democrats are fighting over whether the party's traditional playbook still works in a country that elected Donald Trump for a second time — and whether leaders like Schumer should remain in charge.
Democrats are trying to win back the Senate. But they are fighting over how to do it. Chuck Schumer is backing establishment candidates in key races. Some of his own senators are breaking ranks and endorsing more progressive challengers.
The progressive senator from Massachusetts and former presidential candidate said the political newcomer 'is going to flip Maine and then actually deliver change for working people.'
Massachusetts Republican Party state committee (MassGOP governing board)
Massachusetts Republican Party state committee endorsed John Deaton for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts in 2026.
J. DeatonJohn DeatonSource: FEC
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