As Montana’s U.S. Senate seat appears to be slipping away from Democrats, party leaders might look to the Sunshine State, but trying to unseat Republican U.S. Sen. Rick Scott will be costly and

Florida is among 10 states national Democrats are targeting for a $25 million push to expand voter outreach, according to multiple outlets. Why it matters: New spending from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee shows the party is working to maintain its Senate advantage and sees winning in the Sunshine State as a potential way to do that.

BOYNTON BEACH — Florida Democrats made bold claims last week about their chances in a state that has steadily grown more conservative in recent years. But so far they have not matched their words with the kind of money it will take to win there.

Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.), chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC), indicated the party is not yet committed to devoting financial resources to Texas or Florida despite its claims that it is in striking distance to flip the two GOP-held seats.

Democrats have expressed hopes of ousting incumbent Rick Scott, who holds a slim three-point lead over Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in a new survey