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Advantage Dems in Latest Senate Race Rankings

Our Hotline colleagues are out with the 10th and latest installment of their Senate Race Rankings. The upshot is "Democrats are polling better now than they have all year long," Hotline writes.

The biggest movement at the top of the list in the latest rankings if the Massachusetts Senate race between Democrat Elizabeth Warren and Republican Sen. Scott Brown. That race moved from sixth most likely to result in a change in partisan control to fourth most likely.

The top three spots, Nebraska, Maine and Montana are unchanged from last month. The much-watched Missouri race between Republican Rep. Todd Akin and Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill went from ninth most likely to change partisan control to 10th.

Read the full list and analysis here.

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