3 battlegrounds where ticket-splitting could make the difference
A handful of key gubernatorial and Senate contests in battleground states could hinge on split-ticket voters as Republicans look to keep control of both offices. Split-ticket voting has dwindled in recent cycles: A Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) forecast from last week suggests an average gap of more than 6 percentage points between the Senate and...
Places named in this report: Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, New Hampshire, Maine, Alaska
Exact coordinates
texas: 31.970, -99.900
georgia: 32.170, -82.910
ohio: 40.420, -82.910
iowa: 41.880, -93.100
new hampshire: 43.190, -71.570
maine: 45.250, -69.450
alaska: 64.200, -152.490
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