Senator Jacky Rosen addressed a group of union workers in Reno, Nevada, urging them to continue their hard work to help Democrats maintain their Senate majority. Republicans are also pushing hard in Nevada, where former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have been campaigning. The Senate race between Rosen and Republican Sam Brown is expected to tighten in the final weeks, with both parties vying for Latino and independent voters. Despite the state’s potential to be a Republican target, Brown has struggled in the polls, with Rosen leading in advertising spending. Republicans have criticized Brown’s campaign for not being active enough on the campaign trail and failing to combat Democratic attacks. Brown has embraced Trump’s support, while Rosen has sought to distance herself from the more extreme elements of the Republican Party. Democrats remain optimistic about Rosen’s chances and have focused their attacks on Brown’s stance on abortion. Rosen has launched a campaign highlighting her support for key issues like abortion rights, infrastructure, and lowering drug prices. Republicans see an opportunity among Latino voters moving to the right, but some worry it may be too late for Brown to catch up to Trump’s popularity in the state. The final weeks leading up to the election are expected to be crucial in determining the outcome of the Senate race in Nevada.
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Democrats in Nevada are cautious about their bets on Senate control
