The Senate map just moved. Fewer than 50 days out, races Democrats treated as settled are suddenly tied or tightening: • New Hampshire flipped to a toss-up. Sununu and Pappas are even. • Minnesota is deadlocked 42–42 after fraud became a top voter issue. • Michigan is inside the margin of error — and a GOP candidate just got a Detroit Chamber endorsement no Republican has received in 32 years. • Georgia: Democrats reserved $20 million. That is not how you spend if you think the seat is safe. The article’s argument is simple: post-convention momentum is real, Democrats are fundraising like they’re behind, and the “it’s already over” narrative is lagging the actual races. Which of these surprises you most?