Three states where Sen­ate Democ­rats are out­per­form­ing Biden the most

Sen­ate Demo­c­ra­t­ic can­di­dates are far­ing bet­ter in pres­i­den­tial bat­tle­ground states than Pres­i­dent Joe Biden as the par­ty fights to main­tain its razor-thin, one-seat major­i­ty.
The results, while ear­ly in the gen­er­al elec­tion cycle, bode well for Sen­ate Democ­rats but come with a warn­ing: Biden could drag them down at the bal­lot box.
One of the biggest rea­sons is incum­bent name recog­ni­tion, per Amy Wal­ter, pub­lish­er and edi­tor-in-chief of the non­par­ti­san elec­tion fore­cast­er Cook Polit­i­cal Report. Demo­c­ra­t­ic can­di­dates in swing states with open Sen­ate seats are out­per­form­ing Biden by a small­er mar­gin than incum­bents.
Here are the top three states where Sen­ate Democ­rats are out­pac­ing Biden the most, accord­ing to recent sur­veys from Cook Polit­i­cal Report con­duct­ed in part­ner­ship with polling firms BSG and GS Strat­e­gy Group.
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