New Jersey and Montana Senate contests remain closely balanced in trader assessments due to Montana's open-seat dynamics and vote-splitting among Republican Kurt Alme, independent Seth Bodnar, and Democrat Alani Bankhead, contrasted with New Jersey's incumbent Cory Booker facing Republican Justin Murphy in a traditionally Democratic state. Recent polling averages show Alme ahead by roughly 10-12 points in Montana amid Democratic Party infighting and a canceled debate, while New Jersey models project larger Democratic margins exceeding 15 points. Key variables that could narrow or widen either gap include late-campaign turnout among independents, national generic ballot trends, and any additional candidate withdrawals or endorsements before November 3.
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