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2020 US election: US Senate election - Democrats or Republicans? Who wins the majority

2020-11-03T16:11:58.324Z


In the US, not only is the election of the new president taking place, but 35 new Senate seats are also being elected. Can the Democrats win back the majority?


In the US, not only is the election of the new president taking place, but 35 new Senate seats are also being elected.

Can the Democrats win back the majority?

  • The

    election of

    the new

    president will

    take

    place in the USA on November 3rd

    .

  • 35 seats in the

    US Senate

    will also be elected.

  • Before the election, the majority in the Senate is with the

    Republicans.

Washington DC - In the

US

, the

Senate plays

an important role: the party that has the majority here can prevent or approve new bills.

The

Republican

Party currently has a

majority in the Senate and occupies 53 of the 100 seats, while the

Democrats

only have 47 seats in the Senate.

A third is elected every two years, which this year will be combined with the

presidential election

.

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.

.

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2020 US election: a third of the Senate will be re-elected - will the Democrats win the majority?

The

election

of 35 new seats in the Senate would have decisive consequences for the term of office of the US President elected on November 3rd.

If, for example,

Joe Biden * is

elected as the new US president, a Republican majority in the Senate could make the first two years of his term of office much more difficult.

In contrast to the

presidential election

, senators are elected directly, which is why the election depends more on the popularity of the candidate.

By the way: In the event of a stalemate between 50 Republican and 50 Democratic senators, the Vice President has the decisive vote in decisions.

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2020 US election: a third of the Senate will be re-elected - it will be exciting in these states

In some US states, the election of a new senator could be very exciting.

For example, in

Colorado *

come to a change of power.

Republican

Cory Gardner

currently holds office here

.

His rival is

John Hickenlooper

, who was governor of the state until 2019.

In the latest polls, the Democrat was up to nine percentage points ahead of his opponents.

In

Georgia *

there could also be a change.

In

polls, the

Democratic challenger

Jon Ossoff

was just ahead of

David Perdue

, who is currently the Senator.

The same applies to the state of

Maine *

: In the polls shortly before the election, the Democratic representative

Sara Gideon is

just ahead of her competitor

Susan Collins

.

This could lose her seat after just 24 years in office as Senator, after she last

voted

against the appeal of

Amy Coney Barrett *

to the Supreme Court.

Many Republican voters resent Collins and it could now cost them their office.

2020 US election: a third of the Senate will be re-elected - who will win the majority in the Senate?

In

Montana *

the Democrats could also win a seat in the Senate.

Republican Senator

Steve Daines

must

defend

his place against

Steve Bullock

, the state's former governor.

Bullock was very narrowly ahead in the last polls and could therefore move into the Senate.

In

Michigan *

Democrat

Gary Peters

could

lose his seat in the US Senate.

His challenger

John James

is only five percentage points behind the current Senator, and in the meantime the entrepreneur even came within one percentage point of Peters.

(tko) * Merkur.de is part of the Ippen-Digital network.

Source: merkur

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