Yesterday’s primary races didn’t produce much in the way of news in terms of the presidential race. That one seems to be set in stone unless the Democrats decide to bail out on Joe Biden at the convention or something unfortunate happens to him. But a couple of down-ballot results suggest some possible good news for Republicans in the Senate. The primaries in both West Virginia and Maryland went largely as the polls had predicted, and each of those races seemed to set up the GOP with opportunities that they haven’t enjoyed in many previous cycles. With the Senate so close to being evenly divided right now and Democrats attempting to rally their voters around the issue of abortion despite the historic unpopularity of their president, control of the Senate majority will be critical going forward no matter who takes the White House. (Associated Press)
Republican voters advanced strong…
