Michigan's Senate race is coming down to the wire

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  The race for control of the U.S.

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  Senate is tight.

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  It's going to be decided by just a handful of states.

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  One of them is Alaska, where this week the double Dan Sullivan drama blew up in a big way.

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  But we're going to start with Michigan, where Democrats are trying to hang on to a seat they have held for decades.

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  It's the NPR Politics Podcast.

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  I'm Tamara Keith.

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  I cover politics.

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  I'm Sam Greenglass.

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  I cover Congress.

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  And I'm Mara Liason, senior national political correspondent.

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  And Sam, you are in Michigan.

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  You've been reporting from there throughout this election off and on.

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  So why is Michigan and its Senate race so important?

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  Yeah, Michigan is a perennial swing state, and it's also one of two states

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  that President Trump won in 2024 that Democrats are now defending a seat in the Senate.

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