Senate Circle seeks to flip the US Senate in 2026.

We do so by connecting donors with candidates and local groups in these tipping-point states: Alaska, Iowa, and Nebraska.

One or all of these three states will ultimately make the difference between winning and losing the US Senate.

A majority would give us control of the Senate’s agenda, its legislative schedule, committee chairmanships, investigations, confirmations of judicial nominations and senior executive branch appointments, and oversight of key areas of foreign policy such as treaty approval and conformity with treaty obligations.

Because our focus has always been on races where we believe our dollars can have the greatest impact, our fight for these states is about ensuring that they do not get too little money, too late.

The best-known, most-likely-to-flip, and well-funded states are Maine, North Carolina, and Ohio. But winning all of those states would only bring the count in the Senate to 50-50, and for a majority we need at least one more.

As these are six-year terms, we want use the advantages of a midterm election to build a functional majority that can hold through the first term of the next President.

Here are links to the list of organizations and candidates that we have identified for donors who are looking for places where their dollars can make a difference:

ALASKA

IOWA

NEBRASKA

907 Initiative: “Fighting for Alaska’s Values.” Working to hold Republican incumbents accountable.

Mary Peltola: “Family, Fish, and Freedom.” A Native Alaskan and Democrat running for US Senate.

Progress Iowa: A progressive communications hub working to hold elected officials accountable.

Dan Osborn: A mechanic and Independent running for US Seante.