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US midterms: 3 days to go - What latest polls say as early voting surges
Al Jazeera • • nation
Key Points:
- Democrats lead national midterm polls by over 8 percentage points, with expectations high for them to flip the House, while the Senate race remains uncertain.
- Early voting has surged, with over 43 million Americans casting ballots so far, nearly 10 million more than at the same point in 2022, including significant increases in key states like Texas and Georgia.
- President Trump reversed his decision to cancel weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, emphasizing personal appearances to energize Republican voters in competitive Senate races.
- Campaign efforts continue intensively, with Trump rallying in Florida and key Senate candidates focusing on populous areas such as Houston, while Democrats deploy high-profile figures like Bill Clinton to mobilize voters.
- Several battleground Senate races, including in Kansas and Alaska, are highly competitive and could determine control of the Senate, with legal disputes and strategic campaigning ongoing.
