Republican candidates lead in key Senate races in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and New Hampshire, according to new NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
These results put the GOP on the path to retain
control of the Senate, even if Hillary Clinton wins the presidential
election. And they are another illustration of the weakness of Donald
Trump, who is either losing or barely winning in states where other
Republican candidates are doing much better.
In New Hampshire, incumbent Republican Kelly
Ayotte is ahead 52 to 44 percent over Democratic challenger Maggie
Hassan. In Nevada, Republican Joe Heck leads Democrat Catherine Cortez
Masto 47 to 45 percent. Arizona's John McCain has a 57-38 lead over Ann
Kirkpatrick and Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson has a 53-38 advantage
over Jim Barksdale.
Trump is effectively tied in all four states with Clinton.
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