For Republicans, there’s more at stake in 2020 than the Senate majority.
Not only is the GOP defending more seats next year, but this class includes a mix of leadership, legislative veterans, and rising stars, who are all in races to strengthen their connection to their states.
The terrain isn’t terrible for Republicans, considering President Donald Trump won 20 of the 22 GOP-held seats, and 15 of those by more than 10 points, but Democrats have a path to the majority and an opportunity to put a significant dent in the GOP conference.
Maine might be the most interesting Senate…
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