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The map has become so wide for Democrats, and this is sort of a big surprise.
Of the year right now, as we're talking in early October.
It's possible that Democrats could lose Michigan and still win the Senate.
They have a chance in other red states, Texas, Alaska, even Kansas seems to be very close and competitive right now.
Control over the House and Senate hangs in the balance of this upcoming midterm election.
Republicans hope to retain thin majorities in both chambers.
But Democrats are hoping to gain four seats in the Senate and three in the House of Representatives, control Congress,
and curb President Trump's power in his final two years.
That's the big picture.
But it doesn't necessarily offer the texture of why Democrats believe they can win back power.
The national trends give some indication.
Democrats are focusing their message on salient issues.
The price of gasoline and household items often boil down to the catch-all of affordability.
And the president sinking approval ratings in the shadow of the war in Iran.
But national trends can only explain so much.