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With control of the Senate at stake, several closely watched races could determine the balance of power in Washington. Which contests are the key tipping points, and why are traditionally Republican states becoming competitive?
We discuss the campaign issues, candidate strategies, turnout patterns, and what voters should watch as results come in, with political scientist Aaron Dusso.
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