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“A dozen House races are still up in the air In most of the US House races that have not been called, the margin between the leading candidates was less than one percentage point among votes counted, as of late Tuesday afternoon.”

“Welcome to our live coverage of the US midterm elections – here are some of the latest key developments. - A number of closely watched contests in the midterms are still to be called, including the final two US Senate races – in Mississippi and Alaska.”

“What's next for Democrats after the midterms.”

“The and races remain toss-ups. - House Democrats will control 251 to 268 seats, CBS News projects, after and . - The fallout has begun.”

“Fears about an AI crackdown after midterms sparks a $2 trillion rout in tech stocks Two days after Democrats won overwhelmingly in the national midterm elections — and in state races across the country — investors started to come to terms with the potential…”

“Democrats are also focused on a key issue from the midterms: the future of AI and data centers.”

“The final New York Times/Siena College surveys of seven key Senate battlegrounds show Democratic candidates ahead in Michigan, Texas, Kansas, Maine and Ohio.”

“Three percent of voters remained undecided as the poll was conducted from Oct. 28 to Oct. 30, and how they shift in the final days could tilt the outcome in dead-heat House and Senate races around the country.”

“Control of Congress is on the line Tuesday as voters decide pivotal Senate and House races across the country, while closely watched contests for governor will shape the political landscape in key states during President Donald Trump's second term.”

“Sometimes undecided voters, which still account for a key segment of the electorate in many of these races, all break the same way.”

“It seems like there are two electorates in these midterms.”

“What to know as Election Day for the 2026 midterms approach: - Election Day 2026 is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and with just four days left, candidates in key Senate and House elections are making their closing arguments to midterm voters. - President Trump will fly to…”

“This year he’s undecided.”

“Republicans are outraising Democrats nationally and in key battlegrounds.”

“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.”

“With six days to go before the November 3 midterm elections in the United States, Democrats are leading Republicans in national polls, but several key Senate races seem too close to call.”

“Democrats love it – Trump’s approval ratings are at record lows, so they are happy for Republicans to turn the midterms into a referendum on him.”

“There are two big differences between the previous Trump-era midterms and this year’s contest.”

“That’s a big reason almost a quarter (22%) of Latino Trump voters said they’re not planning to back Republicans in the midterms, with 14% choosing Democrats and 8% undecided from that group.”

“In today’s edition, we chat with voters who remain undecided about key elections in their states in the final stretch of the campaign.”

“WASHINGTON — After two years of struggling to slow down the Trump administration agenda under a Republican governing trifecta, Democrats are hoping to capture both chambers of Congress in the upcoming midterms.”

“While Democratic candidates in many key races have outraised their GOP opponents, the Republican National Committee remains far ahead of the rival Democratic National Committee when it comes to cash-on-hand.”

“Why forecasting midterms is hard As we’ve said, FLIPR forecasts congressional and gubernatorial races based on a combination of polls, fundamentals and expert ratings.”

“Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., remained undecided in the early Wednesday morning hours.”