Republicans Race for Fischer's Seat

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Nebraska Senate Race May Surprise Us All

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Republicans are rushing to make sure Republican Sen. Deb Fischer keeps the seat for a third term.

Democrats are holding tepid optimism that the deep-red state might be at least open to backing a union boss who is running as an independent.

A competitive race in Nebraska was nowhere near a reality six months ago .

Both parties are left with a late-breaking worry about a Plains state race that no one expected.

A Midwest printing shop is even selling shirts advertising Omaha as the region’s “Blue Dot” (Both Joe Biden and Barack Obama carried that district.) Other campaigns, too, are watching with more than a little trepidation.

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