WASHINGTON — The perception in Washington this election season is that the House and Senate races are tighter than ever.
Credit union pundits say that the Democrats are unlikely to take either chamber of the Congress.
"We're seeing a lot of these races go back and forth," CUNA Senior Vice President of Political Affairs Richard Gose said. "The Republicans, if you had taken a snap shot six weeks ago, they'd have lost. Now they're coming back…A lot of people had the Republicans for dead over the summer." He added that Americans are a "very reactive electorate", but as early voting and absentee voting become more popular that could change as these votes, once cast, cannot be changed.
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