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Baldwin vs. Hovde: Wisconsin Senate Race

A tight US Senate race in Wisconsin between incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde.

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What are the candidates' backgrounds?: Baldwin has a history of appealing to rural voters despite her progressive views, while Hovde, a businessman, is emphasizing issues like immigration.
What are the key issues in the campaign?: The race has become increasingly negative, with both campaigns resorting to personal attacks. Republicans targeted Baldwin's partner and business ties, while Democrats highlighted Hovde's wealth and controversial statements.
What is the significance of this election?: Baldwin's vulnerability and Hovde's late-stage momentum made this a highly competitive race, crucial for control of the Senate.
How has the race been rated by political analysts?: The Cook Political Report initially rated the race as leaning Democrat but later changed it to a toss-up, reflecting the tightening race in the final stages.
Who are the candidates in the Wisconsin Senate race?: Tammy Baldwin, a Democratic Senator from Wisconsin, is running for reelection against Republican challenger Eric Hovde in a closely contested race.

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