The final batch of polling of this year’s midterms from the New York Times paints a worst-case scenario for Republicans across the country.
Research from the New York Times and the Siena Research Institute has found Democrats leading or at least tied in key battleground races.
The Times poll has Democrat Abdul El Sayed up in Michigan by more than a double-digit margin over his Republican opponent Mike Rogers, 53 to 42.
The poll was conducted before Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Rogers on Sunday.
In Texas, the poll also predicts a flip of the Lone Star State’s US Senate seat by Democrat James Talarico,
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