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Democratic Sen. Jon Tester is in the toughest predicament of any incumbent in the chamber.
Republicans are increasingly confident about their chances of defeating Tester , and flipping the second seat they need to claim Senate control for the first time in three elections.
Tester insists heâs no underdog and says he feels really good about how this race is going to turn out.
Republicans coalesced around Sheehy early to keep conservative Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale out of the race after he lost to Tester in 2018 .
Republicans are kicking into high gear to match Democratic spending to match that of Democrats in swing states like Arizona , Nevada and Michigan .
National Rifle Association launched an ad buy in Montana , its first TV expenditure of the cycle.
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