Democrats have seized both the House and Senate majorities in a historic blue wave, pulling off big wins in battleground districts and flipping traditionally red, safe seats. FOX News Audio Washington, D.C., Political Anchor and Correspondent Jared Halpern sits down with FOX News Radio Reporter Jessica Rosenthal to discuss all the results from election night.
After the Democrats' big wins Tuesday, what’s next for both parties? And what lessons should they take away? Republican Strategist and Co-Founder of South & Hill Strategies Colin Reed joins the Rundown to break down what the election results mean for the direction of the country, as well as the remainder of President Trump's term and the 2028 presidential election.
PLUS, commentary by Jimmy Failla, host of FOX News
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The New Political Landscape: House and Senate Shift Left In Blue Wave

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Midterm voting is open across the country and in just a few hours results will begin taking shape. Polls start closing at 7 p-m eastern time in states with major balance of power implications. Bellwether races will be broken down state by state, district by district, and county by county. 
 
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FOX's Jared Halpern speaks with 'America's Newsroom' anchor Bill Hemmer who will be keeping track of all the numbers for the FOX News Channel on election night.
 
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The Early Bellwether Races to Watch in the Midterms

As Americans head to the voting booth, Capitol Hill’s balance of power may hinge on whether high grocery bills and foreign conflicts outweigh standard economic indicators. Host of The Untold Story podcast and anchor of The Story on FOX News, Martha MacCallum explains why polling models might be missing key trends, how young men and Hispanic voters are reacting to the war in Iran and housing costs, and the closely watched Michigan race testing the reach of Democratic socialism.
Election day is here and control of Congress is now up to the voters. After months of campaigning, Washington D.C. will either see Republicans hold onto their slim majorities or Democrats capture enough seats to win the majority in either or both chambers. Tom Bevan, Co-Founder and Executive Editor of RealClearPolitics, joins FOX's Lucas Tomlinson to break down what to expect as results begin rolling in. Bevan analyzes the battleground map and why polling is predicting good outcomes for Democrats.
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Election Day: Martha MacCallum on Expectations, Stakes, and Potential Surprises

Just hours to go before polls open for the midterm elections and we will take you around the country where critical contests will decide control of Congress.435 seats in the U-S House and 35 Senate seats will be decided this week in the midterm elections. Control of both chambers will likely rest with just a handful of contests with the final FOX News power rankings giving Democrats an advantage to flip the house, with just 17 toss ups, but the Senate is very much in play with 7 toss up races in some deep red states likely to tip the balance.
 
FOX's Jared Halpern speaks with FOX News Radio's team of reporters around the country covering the tightest and most contentious races - FOX's Jeff Monosso is in Michigan, Krystin Goodwin is in Texas, Tonya J. Powers is in Maine, and Eben Brown is in Florida. 

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Midterms 2026: The Tightest and Most Contentious Races to Follow

With hours left until the final ballots are cast, voters head to the polls to decide control of Congress and key statehouses nationwide in a high-stakes midterm election. Kyle Kondik, Managing Editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, joins the Rundown to analyze why Republicans are under pressure for a heavy Election Day turnout surge and where unexpected battles in South Carolina and Alaska could determine the balance of power. He breaks down vulnerable House seats, competitive gubernatorial races, and why final outcomes might not be resolved on election night.
On Election Day eve voters across the country are preparing to decide the balance of power in Washington. But how are the crucial races called in real time, and what early signals should viewers watch for on election night? Director of the FOX News Decision Desk Arnon Mishkin joins the
Rundown to break down what goes into calling a race and how the desk utilizes raw voting data and proprietary models to reach certainty.
PLUS, commentary by David Marcus, columnist for FOX News Digital. 
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One Day to Go: A Midterm Make-or-Break Moment for Republicans

With the midterms in the final stretch, radio host and political analyst Hugh Hewitt joins Jessica Rosenthal on The FOX News Rundown: Extra to break down the electorate. Hewitt discusses why voters should look past volatile polling data, where campaign money and high-profile surrogates are actually moving, and how key legislative battles over the economy, Medicaid, and the "Working Families Tax Cut" are shaping the final days of the campaign. 
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Hugh Hewitt on Midterm Showdowns, Volatile Polls, and 2028 Predictions

With forecasts pointing toward Democrats potentially flipping the House, questions remain over how wide their prospective margin might be and what that means for control of Capitol Hill. Fox News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram joins to dissect pivotal battlegrounds from Pennsylvania to Ohio, the impact of Hispanic turnout in Texas and California, and how majority margins will test both Hakeem Jeffries’ caucus control and President Trump’s hold on the GOP. Plus, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. makes his reelection case, highlighting affordability, taxes, and Iran while addressing questions about missed votes, health, and stock trading.

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The House Races That Will Matter The Most Tuesday

Health expert and fitness icon Jillian Michaels joins Lisa Brady on The FOX News Rundown: Extra to unpack her timely FOX Nation special, Toxic: A Generation on the Brink. Michaels dives deep into the unprecedented pressures facing Gen Z and Gen Alpha today, from toxic social media algorithms and the "pornification" of youth to the dark realities of online drug markets and over-medication. 
Plus, Michaels shares actionable, common-sense steps parents can take right now to set boundaries, protect their kids' mental and physical well-being, and navigate a digital landscape driven by corporate greed.
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Jillian Michaels on 'Toxic' Culture & The "Catastrophic" Crisis Facing Our Kids

In the final days before midterm voting wraps up, Republicans are making the final push to maintain a slim majority - and flip any seats they can.  Republican Congressman and U.S. Senate Candidate Mike Collins joins The Rundown to discuss his bid to unseat Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff (D-GA), highlight his legislative record, and remind voters what is at stake should Democrats regain a congressional majority.
 Later, Montana Independent Senate candidate Seth Bodnar breaks down his three-way race, addressing his push for rural healthcare reform, the need for Congress to reassert war powers amid conflict with Iran, and why running as an independent is starting to look like a viable campaign strategy. 
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Unexpected Senate Battles & The Independent Wildcards

In this special battleground state edition of The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition, FOX's Jacqui Heinrich takes a look at the tight congressional and gubernatorial races in the state. 
 
Nominees in Iowa’s toss-up Senate race are sparring over high prices and transgender issues. Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) campaigned with President Trump, who won Iowa by double digits, but is distancing herself from him on issues like Iran. State Rep. Josh Turek seeks to become Iowa’s first elected Democratic senator since 2008. He’ll visit a farm today to highlight how high costs are challenging the state’s critical agriculture industry. 

 
Megan Goldberg, Assistant Professor of American politics at Cornell College, who says the normally very 'red state' has changed over the past few years.

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Battleground Iowa: Economic Strain and High Diesel Prices Loom Over Iowa’s Competitive Midterm Races

A bombshell report in Alaska is shaking up the final days before the midterm elections. Following allegations that a candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan was placed on the ballot to potentially siphon votes and confuse voters in the race against Democratic Senate Candidate Mary Peltola, investigations into the matter are underway. "FOX News Sunday" Anchor and host of the Livin' the Bream Podcast Shannon Bream joins the Rundown to break down the legal and political fallout of the alleged scheme and what it means for the race just days away from election day.
With just days until the election, the battle for Congress boils down to one question: Are voters feeling the headline growth, or the squeeze at the checkout counter? FOX Business Contributor, co-host of Big Money in the Morning, and editor of the Barron’s Investor’s Circle newsletter Josh Schafer discusses the mixed economic data, like strong GDP and steady jobs—the reality of grocery and gas prices rising faster than wages, and how the massive AI tech buildout is driving Wall Street momentum.
PLUS, commentary by FOX News contributor Joe Concha.
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Decoys, Legal Fights And The Final Nasty Days Before The Midterms

In this special battleground state edition of The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition, FOX's Peter Doocy takes a look into another neck and neck Senate race, this one in Maine.
 
In Maine, Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), is the only Republican incumbent running in a state that went for Kamala Harris in 2024. Collins' Democratic challenger is Troy Jackson, former president of the state Senate who jumped into the race to replace the scandal-plagued Graham Platner. The race shows the candidates tied, with Jackson and Collins at 49% apiece. A recent A Fox News poll showed 53% of voters are concerned Collins votes with Trump too much, and by contrast, 46% are concerned Jackson is too liberal.
 
Mathew Continetti, journalist and Director of Domestic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, joins the podcast and says this Senate race could be very telling for the GOP if early polling shows Senator Collins in trouble. 

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Battleground Maine: Sen. Collins Fights to Hold Maine—and the Senate Majority

Midterm polling is showing close races all around the nation ahead of this election, but how much can voters actually trust the numbers coming out of key battleground states? FOX News Contributor and host of the "The Hugh Hewitt Show" Hugh Hewitt joins the Rundown to break down the latest campaign stops, key Senate races, and why he compares polling season to candy corn. He also dives into how both parties are framing economic issues and fraud allegations.
 
As the midterm elections loom, political analysts are closely watching whether shifting voter sentiment and sliding approval ratings for President Trump could upend control of Capitol Hill. Veteran Democratic pollster and Schoen-Cooperman Research founder Doug Schoen joins to discuss competitive Senate showdowns from Texas to Michigan, assess whether Democrats are riding an authentic blue surge or simply capitalizing on a "red retreat," and deliver his bottom-line forecast for election night.

PLUS, commentary by Rich Zeoli, host of The Rich Zeoli Podcast.
 
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Midterm Crunch Time: Are Democrats Too Confident Heading Into Tuesday?

In this special battleground state edition of The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition, FOX's Aishah Hasnie takes a look into the extremely close Michigan Senate race.
 
The tight 2026 U.S. Senate race in Michigan features Republican former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers and Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, with a recent Fox News Poll showing a statistical dead heat at 50% for El-Sayed and 49% for Rogers. As the midterm campaign enters it final week, Mike Rogers looks to be building a powerful ground game and expanding coalitions in key areas like Detroit. Meanwhile, Democratic opponent Abdul El Sayed looks to be struggling to connect with core voter groups on the trail.
 
Matt Whitlock, Senior Vice President of CRC Advisors, joins the podcast and says Rogers still has work to do but Michigan voters could be showing they are having issues with El-Sayed's character combined with what can be described as anti-American comments.
 
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Battleground Michigan: Home of the Race That Decides America’s Future?

With 36 gubernatorial races on the ballot next Tuesday, the Cato Freedom Index highlights that nine of the top 10 states for individual and economic freedom are led by Republicans. Republican Governors Association Chair and Montana Governor Greg Gianforte discusses the battle between red and blue state policies, highlighting key potential flips in Wisconsin and Oregon, pushback against progressive socialist agendas in California, and why kitchen-table issues and public safety will drive voters to the polls despite national political headwinds.
With Election Day just days away, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. (R) joins the Rundown to discuss his fight to hold onto the Republican majority in Congress. Kean makes his case for reelection, highlighting affordability, tax relief and bipartisan achievements while outlining his positions on Iran. He also addresses questions about his health, missed votes and stock trading as he faces a competitive race in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District.
PLUS, commentary by Gregg Jarrett, FOX News legal analyst and commentator.
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How High-Stakes Governors Races Could Shift National Power

In this special battleground state edition of The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition, FOX's Bill Melugin takes a deep dive into Minnesota. A longtime Democrat bastion, now Minnesota has become the center of outrage over what appears to be widespread fraud, and continued animosity towards ICE. 
 
David Marcus, Fox News Digital Columnist and author of “Charade', joins the podcast and says Minnesota's massive fraud scandal could deliver a stunning Senate upset for Republicans. The Senate race there, between Incumbent Democratic Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and former N-F-L sideline reporter Michele Tafoya is being closely watched. Both candidates participated in a debate earlier this month where Tafoya accused her opponent of being complicit in the state’s fraud scandal with Governor Tim Walz, and Flanagan criticizing Tafoya for aligning too closely with President Trump. 
 
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Battleground Minnesota: How Fraud Could Turn the State's Politics Upside Down

With the midterm elections just a week away, both parties are making a final push to turn out voters. FOX News Audio Political Analyst Lee Carter joins the Rundown to break down voter enthusiasm, examine whether current polls tell the whole story, and analyze how dissatisfaction with both parties could reshape key races. Plus, Carter weighs in on the rising Democratic stars who could shape the party’s future—including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—and what the midterm results could signal for 2028.
 
Polls indicate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces serious vulnerability as his Likud party challenges former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party in a tightly contested election. FOX News Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst joins the Rundown to explain what it takes to form a governing majority in Israel's parliament, address regional security threats from Iran and its proxies, weigh potential post-U.S. midterm military operations, and examine what the outcome means for President Trump's Gaza peace initiatives.
 
PLUS, commentary by Riley Gaines, NCAA All-American and host of "The Riley Gaines Show" podcast.
 
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Money, Enthusiasm, Itineraries, and the Midterm Tea Leaves

In this special battleground state edition of The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition, Fox's Alex Hogan takes a deep dive into the Lone Star State. With record-setting campaign spending, mid-decade redistricting, and shifting voter demographics, Texas has become one of the nation's most compelling midterm battlegrounds. 
Daron Shaw, Professor of Government at the University of Texas at Austin and member of the FOX News Decision Desk, breaks down the high-profile U.S. Senate clash between Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democratic State Representative James Talarico. Shaw analyzes whether short-term economic anxieties and high diesel prices are eroding traditional GOP margins among rural voters, how local ad markets are saturated, and why GOTV shoe-leather operations could ultimately decide the race.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Battleground Texas: Inside the Lone Star State Showdowns

With just eight days until the midterm elections, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) joins the Rundown to break down the battle for the House and why GOP voter turnout will decide control of Congress. Emmer sounds off on massive fraud scandals impacting his home state of Minnesota and shares his reaction to ongoing federal scrutiny surrounding Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN). Plus, he addresses speculation surrounding his own political future and the House Speakership heading into the next legislative session.
Are kids today facing an unprecedented mental and physical health crisis? Health and wellness expert, host of the "Keeping it Real" podcast Jillian Michaels is hosting a new FOX Nation Special, Toxic: A Generation on the Brink. She joins the Rundown to speak about the severe risks facing Gen Z and Gen Alpha, from dark web drug purchases to the dangers of over-medicating children. Michaels offers actionable steps that parents can take to protect their children, set healthy boundaries, and navigate the digital landscape designed to keep kids hooked.
PLUS, commentary by Ted Jenkin, President of Exit Stage Left
Advisors and Host of The Red, White & Green Show.
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Could Minnesota Scandals Fuel Nationwide GOP Turnout?

Earlier this week on the FOX News Rundown, FOX News contributor and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley joined host Dave Anthony to break down the Supreme Court's decision to decline an appeal regarding the voided plea agreement for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co-defendants. 
Turley explained the legal hurdles of the military commission system, how past controversies over interrogation and torture memos complicate future trials, and why these proceedings have faced decades of delays. Plus, Turley weighed in on President Trump's decision to cancel the public live-streaming of the upcoming execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan.
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