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GOP nominee makes hacking allegation against Democrats just as reports emerge of a gaping vulnerability in a system that he controls
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GOP nominee makes hacking allegation against Democrats just as reports emerge of a gaping vulnerability in a system that he controls
"Every vote is a signal," "CBS This Morning" co-host John Dickerson says
If Democrats wake up on Wednesday and they're up 25 seats in the House but down two in the U.S. Senate—is that a win? Will Republicans count narrowly losing the House but adding to their Senate majority a "loss?"
Stakes higher than ever for Tuesday's midterm elections; Thrilling end to Breeder's Cup in Louisville
In run-up to Election Day, president stumped Sunday for Georgia's GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp and Tennessee's GOP candidate for Senate Marsha Blackburn
The stakes couldn't be higher for Tuesday's midterm elections. A new CBS Battleground Tracker poll shows Democrats in position to take control of the House. They could win 225 seats -- just over the 218 they need to win. In the Senate, Republicans currently hold the edge, 51 seats to 49. President Trump and former President Obama were out on the campaign trail Sunday. CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett reports.
Democrats hope to regain control of the House from Republicans by flipping 24 seats -- more than half of them are in the Midwest. CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds reports.
President Trump held a "Make America Great Again" rally Sunday afternoon and showed his support for Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, the Georgia secretary of state whose race is one of the most closely watched of the midterm election cycle. WGCL-TV's Giovanna Drpic joins CBSN's Elaine Quijano with a recap.
CBS News Battleground Tracker poll ran three scenarios — our best estimate has Democrats gaining a few more seats than needed to narrowly win control of the House
CBS News' director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto on elections that have primacy in our Constitution: the race for control of Congress
President Trump is in Florida for his second rally of the day to rally for Republican gubernatorial and Senate candidates
President Trump is making his final push this weekend before Tuesday's midterm elections
In midterm elections where national divide takes center stage, the Democrats' case to voters is a return to sanity
"The consequences of any of us staying home are profound because America is at a crossroads ... The character of our country is on the ballot," former president said
President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are teaming up at Indiana rally, Trump's second of the day
The latest polls show Morrisey trailing Democratic incumbent Joe Manchin
"If you're a Democrat, you'd better be voting for Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson," Obama told an enthusiastic crowd in Florida
The president tweeted a web video showing convicted cop killer and illegal immigrant Luis Bracamontes laughing and threatening to kill again. The video says Democrats let him into the U.S.
President Trump and Republicans are determined to focus on immigration, while Democrats want to keep health care in the national conversation leading up to the November 6th midterm elections. CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe explains the closing arguments both parties are making to voters, and which races will come down to the wire.
President Trump is in Missouri Thursday evening, the first of two times he will visit the state before Election Day
Oprah surprised Georgia voters by going door to door
President Trump's trade war with China is starting to have impact in the United States -- with soybean farmers feeling the heat. Politico's Steven Shephard joins CBSN to discuss how this may affect Republicans in key states ahead of the midterms.
The president's final stops ahead of the midterms are all in states he won, and in safe GOP districts
A new CBS News poll finds 50 percent of Americans believe the nation will be more divided in the next two years. Martha Nussbaum, a law and philosophy professor at the University of Chicago and this year's recipient of the Berggruen Prize, joined CBSN to discuss the politics of fear and rage that appear to be dividing the country.
Republican and Democratic campaigns across the country are focusing on what's at stake in the midterm elections. Nancy Cordes reports.