Slate offers a feature of where the Senate races are each day and has indicators to how each of the close races are today.
The races seem to show that overall, the races that are in contention are leaning Democrat. Is this a result of the "referendum on Iraq" or can this be explained by something else?
If it is a national sign of the public's stance on Iraq, then it would be wise of the public to think less about the short-term instabilities and more about the long-term ramifications of any policy in the country before casting a vote on Nov. 7.
This is a class blog for the students of POLSCI 426: Congressional Politics at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
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