WASHINGTON—The Republican path to control of the Senate narrowed early Wednesday with Democrat John Fetterman’s victory over physician and television personality Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, the first Senate seat flipped by either party.
Republicans had poured $85 million into general-election ads for the Pennsylvania contest to try to hold a seat left open by retiring Republican Sen. Pat Toomey. Democrats spent $111 million, according to AdImpact, a political ad tracking firm.
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