As control of the U.S. Senate hangs in the balance, both Democrats and Republicans are competing aggressively for Black voters in several high-profile races, particularly in Texas, Mississippi and Michigan. In all three of these states the race for senator may depend greatly on who Blacks support. Blacks are most concerned about affordability and the economy, Black healthcare disparities, and social justice. For decades, Black voters have been one of the Democratic Party's most reliable constituencies, but strategists in both parties say turnout, enthusiasm and voter engagement could prove decisive in this year's midterm elections. In several battleground states, campaigns are investing heavily in Black media, churches, community events and grassroots organizing. In Texas, Democrat James Talarico is seeking to keep Black voters firmly in the Democratic column as he faces Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in one of the nation's most closely watched Sena...