Dems hold good in Rust Belt's Senate races: poll

Five Democrat Senators stationed in the Rust Belt countries President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump: Dems playing destructive con game with Kavanaugh Several Yale Law classmates who supported Kavanaugh call for misconduct investigation A poll released on Wednesday revealed that all tracks were won in the last month of the mid-term campaign.

The Reuters poll showed that Sens. Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCongress is preparing to bomb the biggest political battles until the mid-term Trump attacks Dems on the farm bill Trump wrongly, Dems are fighting to save Medicare and social security MORE (D-Mich.), Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownSherrod Brown says he's not actively thinking about running for president Election Countdown: Confident Trump on the Midterms in an Hill.TV Interview | Kavanaugh controversy tests the candidates | Sanders, Warren thinks if both can run | Super PACs spending big | Two states open vote on general elections Friday | Recent polls in the Senate Night health care: Senators target surprise medical bills | Group seeks to allow Medicaid funds for addiction programs | FDA launches anti-vaping campaign for teens MORE (D-OH), Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyMalnutrition Awareness Week Highlights Importance of National Nutrition Programs Poll: Democrats Lead Great Activities in Pennsylvania Senate and Governor The Hill & # 39; s Morning Report – Sponsored by United Against Nuclear Iran (D-Pa.), Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinConservator who clashed with Kavanaugh's lawyer's lawyer calls her fair and reasonable Trump calls Kavanaugh's accusations "Totally political Dems" seek to rebuild a blue wall in Rust Belt competitions (D-Wisc.) And Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyThis Week: The Inauguration of Kavanaugh in Chaos Doug Jones in McConnell: Do not "Break Through" with Kavanaugh The Memo: Tide Turns His Back on Kavanaugh MORE (D-Ind.) All have a lead over their Republican opponents.

The most competitive race takes place in Indiana, where Donnelly runs against businessman Mike Braun (R) in the original state of Vice President Pence. The survey shows that 46% of respondents supported Donnelly, while 43% supported Braun.

The results were within the margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, and 1,181 voters in Indiana were polled.

The other Rust Belt races show the Democrat with a healthier advantage.

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Democrats also top Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – three states where Trump was narrowly beaten Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham Clinton Testimony Subjects Roger Stone, Partner of the Russian Probe Webb: The New Crowd: Dems Clinton, Anti-American, Will Arrange a Fundraiser for Menendez at the NJ Next Month on the road to victory in the 2016 presidential campaign.

In Michigan, Stabenow is the head of businessman and veteran John James (R), who has the support of Trump and Pence, with a total of 55-35. The survey polled 1,150 voters.

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Baldwin won the support of 52 percent of voters in the Wisconsin poll, compared to Republican Leah Vukmir, who received 39 percent.

The margin of error for each survey was plus or minus 3 percentage points. The polls were all conducted in mid-September.

The Cook Political Report, a non-partisan election forecaster, believes Senate seats in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are "probably" democratic. The site sees Ohio's seat as "democratic" and believes the Indiana race is a "push".