Despite uptick in 2018, 'mismatches' between Senate, presidential election winners becoming less common

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December 8, 2022

In 2022 midterms, nearly all Senate election results again matched states’ presidential votes

Despite uptick in 2018, ‘mismatches’ between Senate, presidential election winners becoming less common

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Despite uptick in 2018, ‘mismatches’ between Senate, presidential election winners becoming less common

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In 2022 midterms, nearly all Senate election results again matched states’ presidential votes
Most Senate races go the same way as state presidential votes, including in 2022

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