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“OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN — Michigan’s Republican ticket had a clear message for voters preparing to vote in the midterm elections: Their path to victory relies on winning over voters who typically don’t align themselves with the GOP.”

“The race will test whether Republicans can retain the governor's office in a state where Democrats have remained competitive in statewide elections, with housing affordability, education and public safety among the issues facing voters.”

“There are far fewer undecided voters in Texas, where last week’s Fox News Poll showed a tied race at 49%-49%.”

“Ninty-five percent of likely Democrat voters say they'll punch the ticket for El-Sayed, up from 90% in the September poll.”

“There are far fewer undecided voters in Texas, where last week’s Fox News Poll showed a tied race at 49%-49%.”

“Two of the country’s most watched Senate races, in Ohio and South Carolina, remain neck and neck with under a week to go until the Nov. 3 midterm elections, polling results released on Wednesday show.”

“A last-minute battle for every vote Throughout the final hours of the campaign, Netanyahu, Eisenkot, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and other party leaders mounted an intensive effort to mobilize supporters and win over undecided voters.”

“Then there’s a similarity: in all three elections, the Senate has been in play right up until the finish line.”

“As voters find out more about front-runner Democrats James Talarico in Texas and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, the polls are tightening.”

“Because in an election where so many voters are dissatisfied, disengaged and undecided, your vote may count for a whole lot more than you think.”

“… Lean Democrat reflects a competitive political environment in Oregon, where concerns over homelessness, housing, taxes, schools and the cost of living have created an opening for Republicans to end a more than four-decade losing streak in gubernatorial…”

“Healthcare was the most important issue for more voters than any other issue in polling leading into the 2018 midterms.”

“While the GOP full court press continues, in hopes of swaying undecided voters, Democrats are divided on its effectiveness.”