On September 30, reporting found about nine Senate seats toss-up or lean, with Kansas competitive for the first time since FDR. Republicans hold a Senate spending edge of roughly $700 million to $450 million, and the NRSC outspent its Democratic counterpart nearly 46 to 1 on advertising in August. Cook has since moved Kansas to toss-up, and Republicans have redirected resources out of Georgia and North Carolina into Kansas, Iowa and Texas, doubling or tripling investment in Kansas and Mississippi. Ad reservation changes have effectively given up on two more Republican-held House seats, while Democratic donors remain withholding.