Wikipedia editors removed forecasting tables and debated article organization for the 2026 U.S. Senate elections between August 31 and September 1, 2026. Specific discussions focused on reducing redundancy between primary and general election sections in state-level articles, with ongoing talk-page negotiations about content scope and notability.
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Politics muse 1500: removed other excessive forecasts because the table is too long, given the most discussed quantitative forecast was already removed it seems like having 8 of them are NOT needed
Aesurias: Rv pending further discussion. The reason for removing some of these is, currently, not adequate/quite perplexing...
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Patriots90: → Endorsements : harris endorsed pappas
Noahp2: Adding LA HD92 and hiding FL SD39 until/unless a 2026 date is given. Removing two potential FL house elections as these seem very unlikely to occur at this point
OreosTrulyFlow: → Alaska : Why do we need to add what happened in the 2022 election?
WMSR: → Race summary : update
Sipik06: → General election : Added "Debates and forums" section with recent debate
John J. Spring: → General election
Jamie Eilat: → General election : most of this prose overlaps withthe coverage of the Dem primary & Indepoendent sections; add citation for debate
OutlawRun: Talk page seems to be leaning towards removing at least Race to the WH due to low notability. More removals may come later, please discuss on the talk page if you have any other input to give