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Caroline Soler

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As seen in: NYT, The New York Times, The Press Democrat, Newswise, Good Authority, GV Wire, Breaking One
election analytics @nytimes, former CES & @tuftspolisci, fan of politics + pretty graphs. send me polls ↓
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Senate Races: What Voters Really Want

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By Caroline Soler
| GV Wire Verified
In this year’s most competitive Senate races, some candidates are winning over voters with strong platforms or personal appeal, while others are benefiting from voters’ disdain for the opposing party. The latest New York Times/Siena polls of battleground Senate races asked voters to describe why they support their preferred candidate. They were also asked which party they wanted to control the Senate in the fall.
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What Is Driving Support for These Senate Candidates

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By Caroline Soler, Ruth Igielnik Verified, Christine Zhang
| The New York Times Verified
In a recent poll, candidates like, clockwise from top left, Mary Peltola, Senator Susan Collins, Roy Cooper and James Talarico, received support from some voters whose preference is for the opposing party to control the United States Senate. Kerry Trasker/Reuters; Michael A.
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See Where Mamdani’s Slate of House Hopefuls Did Best

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By Alex Lemonides Verified, Caroline Soler, Christine Zhang
| The New York Times Verified
Tuesday’s primaries in New York City were a show of strength for Mayor Zohran Mamdani, as the three congressional candidates he endorsed emerged victorious. Elsewhere, a Kennedy scion fell short, and two longtime incumbents fended off challengers. Precinct-level results from key races highlight the neighborhoods and demographic groups that propelled candidates to victory: Darializa Avila Chevalier unseated the district’s longtime incumbent, Representative Adriano Espaillat.
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