Midterm Vote: Stakes High as Voters Head to Polls
As poll stations open nationwide, the battle for control focuses on key districts where former President Trump won decisively, with the outcome set to shape congressional power.
Midterm voters go to the polls on Election Day as poll stations open across the country.
The battle for control is playing out mostly in states and districts President Donald Trump previously won by wide margins.
The election could determine whether Republicans keep their congressional advantage or Democrats regain power in either chamber.
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PBS News
Live Updates: Midterm voters go to the polls on Election Day
The battle for control is playing out mostly in states and districts President Donald Trump previously won by wide margins.
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Election Day is here: What to know about voting at the polls
Polls are opening across the country in an election that could determine whether Republicans keep their congressional advantage or if Democrats regain power in either chamber.
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- Midterm voters go to the polls on Election Day.
- The battle for control is playing out mostly in states and districts President Donald Trump previously won by wide margins.
- Polls are opening across the country.
- The election could determine whether Republicans keep their congressional advantage or Democrats regain power in either chamber.
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