There’s a growing anxiety gnawing at battleground Republicans: Maybe their Senate majority isn’t as safe as they once thought.
Democrats still face steep odds in their bid to flip the chamber, but interviews with nearly two dozen GOP operatives, party chairs and strategists across the country’s battlegrounds found a persistent concern that the longer the Iran war drags on and the economy sputters, the more it could complicate their path to keeping their majority in November.
“Momentum has shifted to Democrats,” said Michigan-based GOP strategist Jason Roe.
“Republicans have the best candidates that they’ve had in a long time but are facing…
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