Brown and El-Sayed climb above 90 percent on Senate board
Polyguana reports Ohio's Sherrod Brown has risen to 91.5 percent and Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed to 90.5 percent in its latest live Senate board, up from 76 cents and 83 cents respectively in the 7:17 p.m. ET read. Both seats are among the nine races the board identifies as deciding Senate control tonight.
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