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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Long optimistic about U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey winning a second term in Pennsylvania, Republicans now have something to worry about — and it's not necessarily a strong Democratic Party challenger. Rather, a number of top Pennsylvania Republicans are fretting about a divisive Republican presidential nominee souring the state's moderate, swing voters against Toomey and dooming his re-election bid in November. The stakes are tremendous, with Democrats hoping to retake control of the U.S. Senate. In political parlance, it's the "coattails" theory — the worse the presidential candidate does, the worse that party's other candidates on the ballot will do. Toomey isn't discussing his feelings about how a Trump or Cruz nomination would affect his chances, and says he tries not to worry about things he can't control.

Pennsylvania GOP eyes Trump, Cruz effect on Toomey's chances