Fate of House, Senate remains too close to call ahead of Election Day

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : His only hope is if Trump wins the state by 8 points or less.
57% : Harris is doing much better than Trump with women, which could help candidates of her own party win over that demographic in key races.
53% : Trump is doing better with Hispanics and Black voters than other recent Republicans, which could help Republican candidates in some states depending on their demographics.
53% : "Trump does have support in some purple states, driving some Democrats running for reelection, like Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisc., and Sen. Bob Casey, D-Penn., to feature Trump in recent campaign ads.
45% : "Sherrod Brown is going to have to hover above political gravity in Ohio given that Trump is going to win that state handily.
37% : Campaign veteran and former Mitt Romney spokesperson Ryan Williams told The Center Square that voter turnout is radically different in an election year and that depending on the unique demographics of each race, Harris and Trump could help or hurt the lawmakers' running.
23% : ""Trump is generally more problematic for down-ballot Republicans given where they are from...he drives Democratic turnout which could spell trouble for some Republicans in purple districts or blue states.
17% : In the seven closest swing states, however, Trump holds narrow leads within the margin of error as well.
14% : "Trump is holding his own in the presidential race, but he remains deeply unpopular in deep blue states like New York and California where there are several Republican members fighting for their political lives," Williams, now at Targeted Victory, told The Center Square.
13% : "If [Trump] were utterly toxic in these purple states, Democrats wouldn't be putting him in their ads," Williams said.

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