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4 Weeks To Go: Top Senate Challengers and Vulnerable House Incumbents

By Nathan L. Gonzales
Posted October 11, 2016 at 6:43pm

By Nathan L. Gonzales and Simone Pathe and Alex Roarty and Thomas McKinless

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After a controversial weekend for the Trump campaign, Roll Call Elections Editor Nathan L. Gonzales says the effects of the presidential race on down-ballot campaigns is yet to be determined. He talks with politics reporters Alex Roarty and Simone Pathé on the top Senate challengerat this point and the most vulnerable House incumbents.

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