Nov 3, 2026 · 15 min · 15 segments
The news to know for Tuesday, November 03, 2026! Election Day is finally here, meaning this is the last chance for candidates to fight for votes. We'll bring you the final arguments from the biggest…
Erica MandyHost
Today, Americans head to the polls in an election that could change the balance of power in Washington and set the direction for the rest of President Trump's term.
The latest predictions suggest Democrats are well-positioned to take back the House and have a real shot at flipping the Senate, too, marking a big shift from where Republicans started the campaign.
But of course, the polls are not a guarantee, and election night could still bring some surprises.
So politicians on both sides are still pushing to get their supporters to the polls.
In his final scheduled election-eve remarks, President Trump acknowledged the historical challenge for the party in power during midterm elections.
But he also urged supporters to turn out and criticized all the Democrats running for office, saying they were all committed to the same radical agenda.
Their closing messages have also focused on issues voters say they're concerned about, like the cost of living, health care, and what they see as the president's chaos in Washington.
Now, keep in mind, it might be a while before we know the outcome of today's votes.
Some races could be called tonight, while others may take longer, especially if the margins are tight.
And we'll have the latest election results for you here on The Newsworthy in the days ahead.
Today, Americans head to the polls in an election that could change the balance of power in Washington and set the direction for the rest of President Trump's term.
The latest predictions suggest Democrats are well-positioned to take back the House and have a real shot at flipping the Senate, too, marking a big shift from where Republicans started the campaign.
But of course, the polls are not a guarantee, and election night could still bring some surprises.
So politicians on both sides are still pushing to get their supporters to the polls.
In his final scheduled election-eve remarks, President Trump acknowledged the historical challenge for the party in power during midterm elections.
But he also urged supporters to turn out and criticized all the Democrats running for office, saying they were all committed to the same radical agenda.
Their closing messages have also focused on issues voters say they're concerned about, like the cost of living, health care, and what they see as the president's chaos in Washington.
Now, keep in mind, it might be a while before we know the outcome of today's votes.
Some races could be called tonight, while others may take longer, especially if the margins are tight.
And we'll have the latest election results for you here on The Newsworthy in the days ahead.
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