Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) is still holding onto his hotly contested Senate seat — but barely.
In recent polls, the Democrat has generally fallen close behind his Republican opponent Mike Braun. But an NBC News/Marist poll published Wednesday shows Donnelly with a two-point lead, 48-46, over Braun. Still, that's not a lead Donnelly can be confident in, seeing as the poll's margin of error was 5.5 percentage points for likely voters.
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Democrats would need to hold onto Donnelly's seat if they're looking to flip the Senate this fall, especially since several other red-state Democrats' chances are looking shakier than Donnelly's. There is one positive for Donnelly in this poll: He has 63 percent support among Indianans who've already voted.
The NBC News/Marist poll was conducted from Oct. 24-28 and surveyed 931 Indiana adults, 496 were likely voters. The margin of error is 5.5 percentage points among likely voters.
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