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Here are three reasons why the final shape of Senate might not be known for weeks after Election Day:
In Kansas, Independent Greg Orman is just a hair鈥檚 breadth ahead of incumbent Republican Sen. Pat Roberts, according to the . Mr. Orman has said that if he wins, he will caucus with whichever party has the majority. If it's not clear who has the majority, he'll decide later, he has said.
Of the two independents in the Senate, Bernie Sanders of Vermont will stick with the Democrats. But Angus King of Maine may well side with Republicans if it looks like they鈥檒l have the majority.
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