Record Spending Intensifies as Senate Control Hangs in Balance

With billions pouring into key battleground states, both parties fight fiercely to sway voters ahead of crucial Senate races.

Over $2.5 billion is projected to be spent on Senate race advertising, surpassing previous records.
Key races in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Montana are central to determining Senate control, with Ohio potentially breaking spending records.
Republicans aim to flip seats in traditionally red states like Montana and Ohio, while Democrats focus on defending vulnerable seats.
Democrats are investing heavily in Texas, hoping to unseat incumbent Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and maintain their Senate majority.
Split-ticket voting could influence outcomes, as some voters may support different parties for presidential and Senate races.