There are 9 or so seats up for election in the US Senate in 2024 that are expected to be competitive, including some states that are presidential battlegrounds. Today's episode of PwP covers the races in that chamber are expected to be the tightest, including one contest that has a slight chance of being an upset, and some of the key factors to look at in each.

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(0:00) Introduction to the podcast and today's focus on key US senate races

(0:55) Key factors for analyzing competitive US senate races and electoral history

(2:13) Campaign spending, voter registration, and polling

(3:39) Election forecasts and competitive states overview

(4:37) Analysis of the Arizona senate race

(8:16) Analysis of the Maryland senate race

(11:06) Analysis of the Michigan senate race

(14:56) Analysis of the Montana senate race

(17:12) Analysis of the Nebraska senate race

(20:38) Analysis of the Nevada senate race

(23:52) Analysis of the Ohio senate race

(26:58) Analysis of the Pennsylvania senate race continued

(28:59) Overview of the Texas senate race

(31:28) Wisconsin senate race analysis

(34:03) Conclusion of US senate races

(34:29) Closing remarks and upcoming topics