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Democrats Expect Senate Stay and Close House Result
A 1952 cross-party outlook forecasts the House to be won by the party capturing the presidency, while the Senate remains Democratic though tight. Democrats hold 230 seats to 200 Republicans with four vacancies, and five races in Washington Montana Massachusetts Missouri Indiana are pivotal. Republicans target Connecticut Michigan Maryland Wyoming New Mexico for possible gains, while New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio look stubborn for Democrats. The era of a bipartisan coalition at the Capitol is expected to persist regardless of outcome.
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Neers
Congress
House
Senate
Irisk
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
William A. Purtell
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Harry P. Cain
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Zales N. Ecton
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Henry Cabote
Missouri
Stuart Symington
The
Air Force
James P. Kenn
Indiana
Henry F. Schricker
William E. Jenner
Purtell
McMahon
William Benton
Michigan
Charles E. Pottier
Hallr Moody
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall
George P. Mahoney
Herbert R. O'Conor
Mahoney
Wyoming
Frank A. Barrett
Joseph C. O’macy
New Mexico
Patrick J. Hurley
Dennis Chavez
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Stevenson
Sen
Irving Ives
GOP
Fey
Miore