Midterm elections are almost always bad for the president’s party. Sometimes they are very bad for the president’s party. And every so often they are historically bad.
The first outcome seems guaranteed on Tuesday. Republicans are increasingly wary of the second. And more Democrats are daring to dream of the third.
CNN’s Audie Cornish and CNN senior political analyst Ron Brownstein discuss which eventuality is most likely based on the political climate heading into midterm elections.
Also, Audie speaks with Cook Political Report’s Jessica Taylor about seven critical toss-up Senate races and CNN’s Dana Bash breaks down the midterm horse race on election eve.
0:00 Is the Senate balance of power at a tipping point?
2:40 Which early race calls on Tuesday could reveal a blue wave or red wall?
5:23 The seven most critical toss-up Senate races
11:29 CNN political director David Chalian says the midterms are a referendum on Trump
16:52 Latino share of the Texas early vote rises
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