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On CNN he walked through James Talarico's steady but narrow polling lead over Ken Paxton and how often candidates leading within the margin of error go on to win.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he said polling in the Kansas Senate race is tied and listed it among the races that could hand Democrats a majority.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he said Democrats lead the Iowa Senate race by one point but warned Republicans have beaten their final polls in Trump states.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he said Democrats lead the Maine Senate race by two points.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he said Sherrod Brown holds a four point lead over Jon Husted in Ohio.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he called the Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed very tight.

On Anderson Cooper 360 he said polling in the Alaska Senate race is tilting toward Democrats.

Listed Alaska as a toss up Senate race where Democrats lead by 3, and warned Democrats to trust no one as GOP has beaten polls in Trump states.

Said the Ohio governor race has flipped to Amy Acton, up 4, and called Ramaswamy's standing with independents the worst this century.

Named Ohio among six toss up Senate races and warned Democrats of a big siren because polls are within the margin of error.

Named Michigan among six toss up Senate races Democrats need to win at least three of.

Named Iowa among six toss up Senate races in his big siren segment.

Named Kansas among toss up Senate races, with polling showing a tie or Democrats up a few points.

Broke down unusual Democratic strength in Texas beyond Talarico, citing a 20 point shift on the statewide House ballot and a big Hispanic swing.

Said a Talarico win would give Democrats a 78% chance of winning the Senate and showed Talarico with a 70% chance to win Texas.

In a YouTube forecast video listed Maine as a Democratic lead of 3 points on the path to a Democratic sweep.

In a YouTube forecast video listed Ohio as a Democratic lead of 3 points.

Highlighted Jon Ossoff leading by 13 points as one of three Southern Senate races where Democrats lead.

Highlighted Roy Cooper leading by 9 points in North Carolina, which has not elected a Democratic senator since 2008.

Highlighted James Talarico leading by 2 points in Texas, calling it a possibly historic year for Democrats in the South.

Said North Carolina, with Democrats up 7, was the only Senate seat Democrats could count on, arguing the math was not there for a majority.

Called the Collins vs Platner race a contest with no clear leader in his Senate math segment.

Inside Elections moved the open Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico from Tilt Republican to Toss Up, part of 30 rating changes all toward Democrats.

Inside Elections moved the Kansas Senate race between Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton from Likely Republican to Tilt Republican.

Inside Elections moved the open New Hampshire Senate race from Toss Up to Tilt Democratic.

Inside Elections moved the South Carolina Senate race against Darline Graham from Likely Republican to Lean Republican.

Inside Elections moved the Florida Senate race for Ashley Moody's seat from Solid Republican to Likely Republican.

Inside Elections moved the Texas governor race between Greg Abbott and Gina Hinojosa from Likely Republican to Lean Republican.

Inside Elections moved Jim Pillen's Nebraska governor race from Solid Republican to Likely Republican.

Inside Elections moved Phil Scott's Vermont governor race from Solid Republican to Likely Republican.

Inside Elections moved the open Arizona 1st District from Toss Up to Tilt Democratic.

Inside Elections moved the open Iowa 2nd District left by Ashley Hinson from Tilt Republican to Toss Up.

Inside Elections moved Rep. Don Davis's North Carolina 1st District from Tilt Republican to Toss Up.

Inside Elections moved the open North Carolina 11th District from Lean Republican to Toss Up.

Inside Elections moved Rep. Marcy Kaptur's Ohio 9th District from Tilt Republican to Toss Up.

Inside Elections moved Rep. Ryan Mackenzie's Pennsylvania 7th District from Toss Up to Tilt Democratic.

Inside Elections moved Rep. Rob Bresnahan's Pennsylvania 8th District from Toss Up to Tilt Democratic.

Inside Elections moved Rep. Monica De La Cruz's Texas 15th District from Tilt Republican to Toss Up.

Inside Elections moved the open Nebraska 2nd District from Tilt Democratic to Lean Democratic.

Inside Elections moved the open Montana 1st District from Lean Republican to Tilt Republican.

Inside Elections moved the open Maine 2nd District from Likely Republican to Lean Republican.

Inside Elections moved the open Kentucky 6th District from Lean Republican to Tilt Republican.

Said Talarico would win if the election were held now and Paxton loses if he will not debate.

Said he worries about Alaska for Dan Sullivan.

Predicted Republican Ashley Hinson will win.

Said Democrats will fall short in Kansas but it is a race.

Predicted Susan Collins will win.

Called Michigan close with Mike Rogers having a good shot.

Said he believes in Republican Michele Tafoya but would not predict a win.

Predicted Pete Ricketts will win and called Dan Osborn a phony.

Agreed Democrats will flip the North Carolina seat.

Said he is worried for Republicans in Ohio.

Called South Carolina a hope for Democrats but not real.

On Fox News Radio said Trump expects Paxton to lose and is looking for someone to blame, adding I really don't care.

On the Journal Editorial Report said Democrats got the better candidate in Josh Turek, though Hinson is strong.

On the Journal Editorial Report called Sherrod Brown a terrific candidate and predicted a horserace with Jon Husted.

Called Maine the Senate tipping point state, with Troy Jackson narrowly ahead of Susan Collins in his polling error test.

His Silver Bulletin forecast gave James Talarico a 74.3% chance to beat Ken Paxton.

His Silver Bulletin forecast gave Roy Cooper a 95.3% chance to beat Michael Whatley.

His Silver Bulletin forecast gave Sherrod Brown a 73.9% chance to unseat Jon Husted.

His polling average showed Mary Peltola slightly ahead of Dan Sullivan, 48.1% to 46.6%.

His FLIPR forecast rated Texas Lean D with a 63% chance of a Talarico pickup.

His forecast gave Roy Cooper a 90% chance of defeating Michael Whatley.

His forecast gave Troy Jackson a 69% chance of defeating Susan Collins.

Pushed back on an El-Sayed supporter's rosy reading of his primary win.

Dismissed an internal Platner poll released amid his sexting scandal.

Fox News Power Rankings moved North Carolina from Lean D to Likely D.

Fox News Power Rankings moved South Carolina Senate from Solid R to Likely R.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Florida governor from Solid R to Likely R.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Vermont governor from Solid R to Likely R.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Oregon governor from Likely D to Lean D, citing Gov. Kotek's lethargic debate.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Georgia Senate from Lean D to Likely D.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Kansas Senate from Likely R to Lean R.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Abbott vs Hinojosa from Likely R to Lean R.

Fox News Power Rankings moved Alaska governor from Lean R to Toss-Up.

Fox News Power Rankings moved FL-25 toward Democrats among seven Florida House shifts.

Called Texas a coin flip, praised Talarico and called Paxton perhaps the worst candidate in the country.

Called Alaska a coin flip, noting Mary Peltola led the first round.

Said Ossoff is the least likely competitive incumbent to lose.

Called the Iowa Senate race a coin flip.

Said Maine is in play and will be close but Collins is a survivor.

Predicted El-Sayed will win and hold the seat.

Agreed Democrats will flip North Carolina.

Said Sherrod Brown should win, though he could be painted as establishment.

On The Arena said El-Sayed should answer quickly and pivot to the economy, calling his I am smarter than you posture not appealing.

Said Talarico knows his real views are very unpopular with Texans as he distances himself from past rhetoric.

Ran a segment on El-Sayed's campaign and the GOP strategy in Michigan under the line that the only poll that matters is on Election Day.

Said Texas would dance into 'economic Armageddon' with Talarico as senator over his past comments on capitalism and oil and gas.

Attacked Democratic nominee Dr. Annie Andrews ahead of the Republican Senate runoff, saying under the white coat is a left wing agenda.

Called Abdul El-Sayed 'weird' and obsessed with sex over his comments about JD Vance's children and mocked his posture.

Called DSA member Angie Nixon's Democratic Senate primary win the best midterm news for the GOP since Platner.

Mocked the Maine Democratic Senate debate and its candidates' policies and discussed the effect on Susan Collins.

Ran a segment on a report about Democratic candidate Graham Platner's alleged past behavior and relationships.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Alaska Senate race from Toss-up to Lean Democratic, a projected Democratic pickup.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the South Carolina Senate race from Safe Republican to Likely Republican.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Michigan Senate race from Toss-up to Leans Democratic.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Iowa Senate race from Leans Republican to Toss-up.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Ohio governor race from Leans Republican to Toss-up.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Nevada governor race from Leans Republican to Toss-up.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved Iowa's 1st District from Toss-up to Leans Democratic.

Sabato's Crystal Ball, in a report by Kondik and J. Miles Coleman, moved the Ohio governor race from Toss Up to Leans Democratic, calling Vivek Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother an awfully risky and desperate move.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Michigan governor race between Jocelyn Benson and John James from Leans Democratic to Likely Democratic.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Alabama governor race between Tommy Tuberville and Doug Jones from Safe Republican to Likely Republican.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the Oklahoma governor race between Mike Mazzei and Cyndi Munson from Safe Republican to Likely Republican.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the open Alaska governor race from Likely Republican to Toss-up.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the open Iowa governor race from Toss-up to Leans Democratic.

Sabato's Crystal Ball moved Gov. Josh Shapiro's race from Likely Democratic to Safe Democratic.

Refused to air clips of Mike Rogers' Meet the Press interview on Morning Joe, calling it embarrassing and humiliating and calling Rogers a puppet for Trump.

On Morning Joe he called Republican attacks on James Talarico's manliness hypocritical and joked that after losing, Republicans should take Guys and Dolls on a world tour.

A clip circulated of Scarborough gushing over James Talarico on MS NOW.

Grilled El-Sayed on calling Hasan Piker just a California streamer, asking if that was disingenuous.

Mocked Joe Rogan for saying he does not know enough about Paxton, calling it a classic move.

Said the White House freak out over Ossoff's Natalie Harp jab makes no sense.

Interviewed Ohio Senate candidate Sherrod Brown; the episode page listed it as 5 days old on Oct 22.

Interviewed Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews.

Interviewed Democratic governor candidate Aaron Ford.

Interviewed independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn.

Interviewed Bob Brooks, billed as the Democratic nominee in the most flippable district in Pennsylvania.

Interviewed Xavier Becerra, whom the episode called the future governor of California.

In a Reason column predicting Democrats retake the Senate, he said he expects Republicans to lose the Texas seat.

Predicted in Reason that Republicans will lose the Alaska Senate seat.

Predicted in Reason that Republicans will likely fall short in Michigan.

Predicted in Reason that Republicans will likely lose the Ohio Senate seat.

Predicted in Reason that Susan Collins will hold her seat because polls have underestimated her before.

Predicted in Reason that the Iowa Senate seat is a bridge too far for Democrats.

Hosted a 2WAY panel where Hans Nichols and Eliana Johnson named Alaska, Texas and Ohio as the Senate seats most likely to flip.

His 2WAY 'Midterm Blitz' coverage described both the Texas governor and Senate races as in play, citing Vance's return to the state and money flowing to Paxton.

His 2WAY coverage focused on Republican Rick Jackson's absence from a Georgia governor debate and candidates dodging debates.

Told Megyn Kelly that if the election were held today James Talarico would beat Ken Paxton unless Republicans change the race's trajectory.

Ran a Morning Meeting segment on Maine's evolving Democratic Senate field and the deadline for Graham Platner to exit the race.

On Today warned a tide seems to be working against Democrats in Minnesota's Flanagan vs Tafoya race.

Joined the Texas Tribune's TribCast election preview to walk through what the polls say in the Paxton versus Talarico Senate race and what he will watch on election night.

At a Princeton talk he called Susan Collins's seat the most obvious Democratic Senate opportunity.

Named Oakland County as the key area to watch in the El-Sayed versus Rogers race.

Broke down the Dallas and Houston suburbs and Ken Paxton's prospects in the Texas Senate race.

On The Five he said El-Sayed spent the month defending himself against terrorism smears and quipped that it is kind of silly to have an FBI agent running against a Muslim.

On The Five said there is a whiff of corruption around Paxton and something off-putting about him.

Mocked Talarico over the debunked mental health facility rumor, saying he 'slipped on his cowgirl boots' for a Kacey Musgraves show.

Said El-Sayed is 'infatuated with Sharia law' and joked he could become 'President Abdul Mohamed'.

Interviewed Abdul El-Sayed and tried to tie him to Sharia law, while El-Sayed called Mike Rogers a 'beta'.

Ran a segment on conservative influencers and Elon Musk spreading the false Ohio mental facility claim about Talarico.

Covered the Detroit Free Press note refusing pro Rogers letters over racist attacks on El-Sayed.

Covered Trump attacking Talarico and criticizing Paxton's speech and appearance at the GOP midterm convention.

Covered Paxton pleading with donors after Talarico built a large fundraising lead.

Contrasted Republican reaction to the Platner allegations with GOP silence on allegations against Trump.

Hosted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on State of the Union, where he called JD Vance profoundly and pathetically weak for defending Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's mother.

Grilled Attorney General Todd Blanche on State of the Union over the Justice Department suit to block certification of Alaska's Senate race if Dan Sullivan loses, asking what crime is alleged.

Hosted an Inside Politics panel on El-Sayed that erupted when a GOP strategist said he sleeps in Bin Laden's jersey.

Interviewed Mike Rogers and pressed him on Trump calling El-Sayed a jihadist.

Warned that JD Vance implying Talarico is gay could sway some Texas voters.

Interviewed Republican Mike Rogers on Meet the Press, pressing him on whether he supports Trump and MAGA Republicans; Rogers ducked tariff questions and called the MAGA question disgusting.

Repeatedly asked Rahm Emanuel whether he will support El-Sayed.

Asked Ted Cruz whether he agrees with a GOP colleague that Paxton is lazy.

Asked Sen. Tim Scott on Meet the Press whether Darline Graham is qualified to be a senator.

Confronted El-Sayed about whether he disavows Hasan Piker saying America deserved 9/11.

On her AM Update she amplified debunked claims that James Talarico was treated at an Ohio mental health facility during his absence from the trail.

Argued El-Sayed is doing well because of his hard line on Israel and domestic focus, and called Republican Mike Rogers a 'neocon' whose attacks will not energize the GOP base.

Hosted Mark Halperin and called his view that Talarico is on track to beat Paxton 'stunning', noting polls show Talarico ahead.

Ripped Senate primary candidate Haley Stevens' accent and called her a new Jasmine Crockett.

Told Mediaite that Jen Kiggans's 2nd District is a key early election night bellwether.

Flagged Tom Perriello's challenge to John McGuire in the 5th District as a long shot Democratic target worth watching.

Said he is skeptical the Sununu versus Pappas Senate race is truly competitive.

Said Democrats might win three of the five South Texas seats Republicans drew to target Hispanic voters.

Interviewed Sen. Darline Graham and gave her a chance to defend her Taiwan debate answer.

Raised an accusation that Troy Jackson threw a bottle at a woman, then cut off Bill de Blasio.

On his radio show he played Talarico clips and hosted Gov. Greg Abbott, who said Talarico is far outside Texas values.

Broke down what he called James Talarico's 'crazy beliefs' and radical record after Paxton won the GOP nomination.

On Piers Morgan Uncensored he called Talarico versus Paxton a coin toss and said he felt better about Paxton than three weeks earlier.

Said Democrat Peggy Flanagan's lead had grown to four points.

Big Data Poll released a Michigan poll showing El-Sayed leading Rogers 45.9% to 40.5% among likely voters.

Told The Bulwark that Michigan and Georgia are effectively locks for El-Sayed and Jon Ossoff.

Asked Ken Paxton whether a debate with Talarico was in the works after Trump urged one.

Asked Byron Donalds whether he needs to make a pledge to voters wary of data centers given industry donations.

Pondered whether Jon Ossoff was emulating Trump with his Natalie Harp dig.

Co-hosted the Big Weekend Show clash with DSA House candidate Oliver Larkin.

Interviewed former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez about his bid in a Trump plus 15 Arizona district.

Interviewed Amy Acton as she condemned the ad featuring her estranged mother.

Interviewed Republican Eric Conroy on his bid to unseat Rep. Greg Landsman.

Interviewed Rep. Greg Landsman about his reelection bid after GOP redistricting.

Interviewed Democratic governor nominee Gina Hinojosa on Face the Nation about four day school weeks, the uninsured rate, Greg Abbott's data center tax breaks and Elon Musk's donations to Abbott.

Pressed Sen. Thom Tillis on Face the Nation about the Justice Department suit over the Alaska Senate ballot; Tillis called filing it before the facts are known suspicious.

Interviewed Byron Donalds, who blamed Florida's measles outbreak on illegal immigration.

Asked Bernie Sanders whether he regrets not acting earlier on Platner and whether it hurt Troy Jackson's chances.

Said on This Week that Ramaswamy's Acton ad reflects a rotten moral core in the Republican Party.

Called Abdul El-Sayed an awful candidate on This Week and said Democrats are giving Republicans a chance in Michigan.

Called the Democratic Senate picks in Maine, Graham Platner and Troy Jackson, awful candidates who give Republicans a chance.

Called the Justice Department's lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race a dirty trick.

Defended El-Sayed over his controversial 9/11 comments, saying he is obviously right.

Said he would not vote for Republican Mike Rogers and praised Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's campaign, in a conversation with Saagar Enjeti.

In his newsletter, defended El-Sayed's 2021 remarks on post 9/11 U.S. military action after the Rogers campaign attacked them.

Hosted California Republican governor candidate Steve Hilton on Real Time and warned that many Democrats are getting a false positive from the midterms.

Responded to Abdul El-Sayed's vow to beat him in a debate by saying he would have El-Sayed on and that his criticism of Islam is about ideas, not people.

On Real Time, during a Dana Bash segment on James Talarico's Christian faith, Maher quipped that Democrats accept a candidate's faith as long as it isn't Jewish.

Favreau, Vietor and Lovett defended El-Sayed against 'bigoted' Muslim Brotherhood questions but said he should show '20% less condescension' after an Oct 17 town hall.

Lamented the terrible situation in Maine after the Graham Platner allegations.

Interviewed Democratic nominee Gina Hinojosa about what it would take to unseat Gov. Greg Abbott.

Ran 'The Radical Record Abdul El-Sayed Wants You To Forget', citing alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties, CAIR linked donations and his Hasan Piker ties.

Ran a 'Who is James Talarico?' episode attacking his record on Christianity, drag and transgender issues.

Did a 'Ben Reacts' episode on what El-Sayed's Democratic primary win means for the midterms.

Endorsed and campaigned with El-Sayed; in September the El-Sayed campaign publicly disagreed with remarks Piker made in an Axios interview.

Told Semafor that El-Sayed asked him to stump for his campaign and defended his rally appearances amid backlash from establishment Democrats.

Endorsed Democratic socialist Francesca Hong in the Democratic primary and appeared at her Milwaukee rally.

Moderated the Iowa PBS governor debate between Zach Lahn and Rob Sand.

Moderated the Iowa PBS debate between Lindsay James and Joe Mitchell.

Moderated the Iowa Press debate between Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek.

Called Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother indefensible and predicted it will blow up in their face.

On NewsNight called the Ramaswamy ad risky and said launching it late was not reassuring for the campaign.

Told Ken Paxton to keep it to yourself after Paxton said Trump's convention hurt GOP poll numbers.

On a livestream after Ramaswamy criticized him at AmericaFest, said he would work against Ramaswamy's election and called it the only 2026 race he cares about.

After Ramaswamy won the GOP primary, urged followers on his livestream to vote for Democrat Amy Acton as a protest vote or stay home.

As Ohio early voting opened, posted repeated calls on X for followers to vote for Acton; one post drew about 2 million views.

Breaking Points, which he co-hosts with Krystal Ball, featured Democrat Nicole Lachland's challenge to Republican Mario Diaz-Balart as a sign of a Hispanic shift in South Florida.

As a guest on The Tucker Carlson Show he praised El-Sayed's populist message and predicted he would likely beat Mike Rogers.

On War Room, warned that Ken Paxton has a real fight against James Talarico and told Republicans to assume they are losing.

War Room episode on the GOP governor primary hosted candidate James Fishback ahead of the vote.

Interviewed Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed on The Weekly Show about his closing argument to skeptical Michigan voters.

Criticized a Republican attack ad accusing James Talarico of wanting people jailed for opposing transgender procedures for minors.

Pressed Democratic candidate Aaron Ford on The Breakfast Club for citing Trump as his reason to run and demanded his own vision for Nevada.

Gave Laura Loomer Donkey of the Day on The Breakfast Club over her attacks on Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon.

Interviewed Democrat Mary Peltola about her challenge to Sen. Dan Sullivan.

MeidasTouch video spotlighted an emotional El-Sayed campaign exchange with a young voter worried about housing costs.

Ran an episode mocking James Talarico as 'Talafreako' over Trump's trolling of him.

On Pod Force One he called El-Sayed's social video strategy 'really clever' messaging aimed at white college educated liberals.

On episode #2555 with Ron White, who called Paxton a criminal, Rogan said he did not know enough about Paxton and that Talarico had said some questionable things.

On an episode with Ron White, praised Talarico on one issue, questioned some of his positions, and said he did not know enough about Paxton; no endorsement.

Hosted Rich Baris, who said Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, Texas and Ohio could all be Democratic openings.

Called Darline Graham a total empty vessel and said her primary win is exactly what Trump wants.

Pressed Rich Baris on Elon Musk's reported spending to rescue Ken Paxton.

Interviewed Republican governor nominee Victor Marx, an interview 9News' Kyle Clark said contained false claims.

Discussed Mary Peltola's Alaska focused campaign messaging alongside Talarico controversies.

Ran an episode on Talarico's past energy positions titled 'Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the Closet'.

Interviewed Democrat Adam Hamilton on his campaign bus for Hopium Chronicles, where Hamilton said early voting looks really strong and slammed Roger Marshall for skipping town halls.

Held a live interview with Democratic nominee Manny Rutinel, who is challenging Rep. Gabe Evans.

Moderated the CNN and Jubilee town hall with James Talarico in Fort Worth.

On OutFront called out Sean Hannity for giving Sen. Darline Graham cover on her Taiwan debate gaffe after mocking a similar AOC answer.

Hosted a live Prof G conversation with independent Dan Osborn about his race against Pete Ricketts.

Reacted to the WSJ report on Ken Paxton partying in Dubai with fugitives by pointing to his July 4 London trip.

Anchored The 11th Hour live from Columbus covering the Ohio governor and Senate races.

Anchored The 11th Hour live from Columbus covering the Ohio Senate contest.

Anchored All In live from Atlanta covering the Georgia Senate race.

Anchored All In live from Atlanta covering the Georgia governor race.

Discussed the Talarico race on his WBEN podcast.

Discussed the El-Sayed race on his WBEN podcast.

Amplified the mental hospital rumor and predicted Talarico would have to drop out if it were true.

Posted an unverified, unsourced claim about Amy Acton's conduct at an event; the Ohio Republican Party's account amplified it and credited her.

Told Republicans to sit at the kids table while Democrats handle the Platner situation.

Defended Graham Platner against criticism from the left in an interview with The Vanguard.

Interviewed Republican Michele Tafoya on The Guy Benson Show, asking if fraud and Somali gang violence resonate in a blue state; she said Peggy Flanagan is not an experiment worth retrying.

Asked Karl Rove about Trump blaming him for Paxton's struggles.

The NBC Nightly News anchor interviewed Republican Ashley Hinson in western Iowa and then Democrat Josh Turek on the same day as part of his midterm interview series.

Grilled El-Sayed on NBC Nightly News over alleged Muslim Brotherhood family ties.

Called the Senate Leadership Fund pausing $30 million for Whatley an unbelievable development.

Said the GOP moving money to defend Roger Marshall in Kansas was not on anyone's bingo card.

Said she would not vote for Democrat Josh Turek after his closing ad opposed taxpayers paying for sex changes, calling the stance devastating for transgender Iowans.

Praised Abdul El-Sayed for saying health care decisions belong between a patient and their doctor, contrasting him with Democrats running anti trans ads.

Reported in Popular Information that mailers from a so called Progressive Alliance of Wisconsin attacking Democrat David Crowley from the left were paid through an Oklahoma firm that mainly works for Republicans.

Reported that similar anti Democrat mailers from an unregistered group have appeared in the Minnesota governor race targeting Amy Klobuchar.

Interviewed both Iowa Senate nominees, Republican Ashley Hinson and Democrat Josh Turek, on This Week, pressing Hinson on Iran and Trump and asking Turek whether Obama's endorsements matter.

Asked Ashley Hinson on This Week about Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's mother; Hinson called it absolutely terrible and said it should come down.

On the RealClearPolitics podcast he argued ranked choice voting will shield Dan Sullivan from confusion with the other Dan Sullivan on the ballot, with Peltola up 0.8 in the RCP average.

On the RealClearPolitics podcast he said many Kansans remain angry the Epstein files are unreleased, as an Epstein themed ad targets Roger Marshall in a race within one point.

Breaking Points ran a 'GOP Panic Over Kansas' segment on Senate Leadership Fund spending about $14 million to rescue Sen. Roger Marshall.

On Breaking Points he said Democrats have a shot in the Kansas governor race with a two to three point polling gap and that the Senate race is getting very uncomfortable for Roger Marshall.

Interviewed Abdul El-Sayed on Noosphere, where El-Sayed said he would go on Bill Maher's show and win the debate.

Cook Political Report moved Montana's 1st District, a Trump plus 12 seat, into the Toss Up column as part of 11 House shifts toward Democrats.

Interviewed James Talarico about his race against Ken Paxton, voting rights and his outreach to Black Texans.

Wrote a Meidas+ piece arguing the MAGA claim that Talarico secretly got psychiatric treatment in Ohio had unraveled.

Said on his program that Abdul El-Sayed leads almost every poll and that he believes El-Sayed will win.

PBD Podcast covered Abdul El-Sayed's upset win in the Michigan Democratic primary.

Did a 93 minute interview with Abdul El-Sayed titled 'Abdul El-Sayed Is a Test for Democrats'.

Spoke at Trump's Youngstown rally and urged Ohioans to vote Nov 3 so Republicans keep control, without naming candidates.

Announced on Louder with Crowder that he is suing CNN and Jubilee over Talarico's 'Change My Mind' style town hall.

Praised Talarico's CNN town hall in Fort Worth and slammed Paxton for skipping it.

On CNN NewsNight he rejected false equivalence between Talarico and Paxton and attacked Paxton's record.

Interviewed Dan Osborn on What Next about why he is running as an independent.

Interviewed Dan Osborn on The Reason Interview about whether he can win over libertarians.

TMZ reporter questioned James Talarico, who then proposed a TMZ hosted debate with Ken Paxton moderated by Wasserman and Charlie Cotton, and TMZ said it would host.

Interviewed Vivek Ramaswamy on All Sides about the gas tax holiday, property taxes and Amy Acton's refusal to debate.

Pressed Ken Paxton on when he would expose Talarico's record, saying many are worried the seat could flip.

Anchored The Briefing live from Portland, Maine, focused on Collins vs Troy Jackson.

Anchored The Moment live from Austin focused on Paxton vs Talarico.

Moderated the first Rogers vs El-Sayed Senate debate on WOOD-TV in Grand Rapids.

Presented viewer questions at the WOOD-TV Rogers vs El-Sayed debate.

Moderated the final WXYZ-TV Senate debate between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed.

Co-moderated the final WXYZ-TV Senate debate between Rogers and El-Sayed.

Co-moderated the final WXYZ-TV Senate debate between Rogers and El-Sayed.

Moderated the WDIV debate between Jocelyn Benson and John James.

Interviewed James Talarico at TribFest, where Talarico offered Paxton a Fox News debate.

Moderated the Atlanta Press Club debate between Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins on GPB.

Moderated the Atlanta News First Senate debate between Ossoff and Collins aired on Gray stations.

Served as a panelist questioning Hinson and Turek at the Iowa Press Senate debate.

Served as a panelist questioning Hinson and Turek at the Iowa Press Senate debate.

Co-moderated the Nexstar Iowa Senate debate from WHO-TV.

Co-moderated the Nexstar Iowa Senate debate between Hinson and Turek.

Posted the false claim that an Ohio mental hospital confirmed Talarico was discharged and released alleged audio.

Posted unverified audio claiming Talarico was a patient at the Lindner Center of Hope and hosted a livestream on it.

Posted that Talarico was BUSTED leaving a mental hospital and called him unfit for office.

Amplified the false claim that Talarico was caught being discharged from an Ohio mental hospital.

Shared the false Talarico mental hospital claim with the comment Wow.

Posted that the Talarico mental hospital claim, if true, could be a game changer like Fetterman.

The Paxton supporting radio host scolded people who accepted the Talarico hospital story without question, like baby birds yearning for a worm.

Confronted Rhein Amacher on a Sunday night livestream and called his Talarico audio post sloppy.

Said his taped James Talarico interview would not air on TV because of FCC threats and released it on YouTube.

Interviewed Karl Rove and David Axelrod for PBS News on predictions for 12 key Senate races, led by Texas.

Devoted an episode to Graham Platner's campaign against Susan Collins the morning after the Maine primary.

Told Perry Bacon that Maine voters largely shrugged off Platner's sexting reports and that his nomination was about 98 percent certain.

Ran an episode titled The Unraveling of Graham Platner on support for Platner falling apart.

Called Ramaswamy's Acton mother ad extremely risky and asked if it signals trouble for his campaign.

Called the Ramaswamy ad unbelievably disgusting and said he would no longer vote for Ramaswamy.

Said Trump's attacks on Talarico do not seem to be working and called Talarico mild mannered and pleasant.

Pushed back on Rep. Pat Fallon's attack on Talarico, saying Talarico seems to connect with most likely voters.

Said Vance insinuating Talarico is gay is not the sign of a party convinced it can win on its record.

Interviewed Talarico, who said he had the flu and denied the mental health rumors.

Pro Trump TikTok creator says she was escorted out of a Paxton rally in San Antonio.

Called Ramaswamy's ad using Amy Acton's estranged mother a sick, depraved effort to dirty up his opponent.

The former Cruz spokesman gave a brutal midterm forecast on CNN centered on the Paxton vs Talarico race.

Argued Talarico's absence handed Republicans a gift but Paxton fumbled it with his media ineptitude.

Said he would vote for El-Sayed and urged Michiganders to do the same, calling Mike Rogers a Constitution hating two-bit thug.

Interviewed Andrew Napolitano for her show and shared the clip of him endorsing El-Sayed.

Hosted a panel on The Arena where Democratic strategists criticized El-Sayed's cockiness.

Pressed progressive activist Corbin Trent on why El-Sayed would not say whether Israel or Iran is the bigger threat.

Warned on Morning Joe that polls may miss Democrats, especially Jewish suburban voters, voting against El-Sayed.

On Fox's Outnumbered lumped El-Sayed in with 9/11 terrorists and the Fort Hood shooter as assimilated.

Deleted and apologized for a post lauding a heckler at an El-Sayed town hall.

Called the WSJ Dubai story a bingo card of Ken Paxton scandals.

Mocked blaming voters for Paxton's troubles while ignoring the candidate's own conduct.

Said the shadiness and criminality never ends with Paxton after the Dubai report.

Contrasted MAGA influencers' outrage over the Talarico rumor with silence on Paxton's Dubai report.

Sarcastically said Texas Republicans who attacked Cornyn over the DC swamp overlooked murkier swamps.

Said there are bad campaigns, and then there is Paxton's.

Blasted Piers Morgan's Victor Marx interview as a rehash with false and misleading claims.

In the debate spin room asked El-Sayed why Rogers must answer for Trump if he does not answer for Hasan Piker.

Pressed El-Sayed on Face the Nation over his relationship with Hasan Piker.

Called DSA House candidate Oliver Larkin a prep school hypocrite in a tense interview.

Fired back at El-Sayed on reparations during a Straight Shooter interview, saying we are $40 trillion in debt.

Said he was surprised JD Vance defended the controversial Ramaswamy ad featuring Acton's mother.

Pressed Michele Tafoya on whether a Trump campaign visit would help or hurt her.

Admonished Ramaswamy for embracing the attack ad on Amy Acton and told him to disavow it.

Predicted on The Huddle that Ralph Norman would come out ahead of Sen. Darline Graham in the GOP primary.

Interviewed Democratic nominee Josh Turek and GOP strategist David Kochel on how Iowa became a battleground.

Hosted the Journal Editorial Report segment where Karl Rove weighed the Brown vs Husted and Iowa Senate races.

Claimed Peggy Flanagan is pushing a Native American identity as cover for socialism, comparing her to Elizabeth Warren.

On No Spin News called Ossoff's Natalie Harp remark a gutter snipe statement and said he would support Putin over Ossoff.

Confronted Bill O'Reilly for saying he would back Putin over Ossoff.

Repeatedly fact-checked Byron Donalds on inflation and prices during and after a live interview.

Pressed Byron Donalds on Republican voters' wariness of data centers.

Said Graham Platner may have been the most talented Democrat since Obama and called his exit a loss.

Hosted James Carville on The Sharpe Exchange discussing Platner's exit from the Maine race.

Said he is mad at himself for falling for Graham Platner.

Interviewed Libertarian Senate candidate Ted Brown on The Reason Interview about whether he could swing the close Paxton versus Talarico race, covering Paxton's scandals and Talarico's stance on billionaires.

The former George W. Bush adviser discussed with CNN's Audie Cornish members of the Bush family breaking with Ken Paxton, including a Bush brother reportedly voting for Talarico.

Responded to Jesse Watters' FBI agent versus a Muslim remark about the Rogers and El-Sayed race by calling it Fox racism on display as ever.

Interviewed Sen. Jon Husted on Fox News about Trump's repeated comments on his physique, which Husted said motivated him to hit the gym.

Interviewed Republican governor nominee Rep. John James at a Romeo, Michigan diner on Fox & Friends, asking how he would bring jobs back to Michigan.

Hosted Republican Mike Rogers on Fox & Friends, where he said Abdul El-Sayed wants to represent Palestine and that Michigan cannot risk his ideology.

Interviewed Sen. Roger Marshall in Wichita for Fox News Digital, where Marshall said that if Republicans lose Kansas he does not see how they keep the Senate.

On her podcast she asked detransitioner Soren Aldaco about her criticism of James Talarico and what she would tell him.

Defended Elon Musk against James Talarico's attacks, saying Musk has brought at least 30 million dollars in property taxes to Texas and asking if that is the man Talarico wants to vilify.

Said James Talarico lies so much he needs to be fact checked and urged a look at the donors bankrolling his Senate campaign.

Opened Deadline: White House calling Vivek Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother abhorrent desperation and highlighted the Cleveland Plain Dealer's rare endorsement of Acton.

Called Sen. Tim Scott such a tool after Scott used a slur about Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews on The Charlie Kirk Show.

Interviewed Democratic governor nominee Amy Acton on The Parnas Perspective as nearly 30 million Americans had already voted.

Argued in Public Notice that Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother was a self defeating copy of Trump's style and that the backlash shows voters have limits.

The Downballot's Morning Digest by Nir and Jeff Singer said Gov. Katie Hobbs and other Arizona Democrats lead statewide as the party aims to flip both legislative chambers.

Wrote for TIME that the toss up Collins versus Troy Jackson race is almost entirely a referendum on Susan Collins, with Jackson narrowly ahead within the margin of error.

Conducted an exclusive ABC-7 interview with James Talarico in El Paso on cost of living, immigration, border security and tensions in the Democratic Party.

Called Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's mother disgusting and despicable on the This Week panel and said it should be removed.

Said on the This Week panel that Ramaswamy's Acton ad showed poor judgment and that Sen. Jon Husted was right to call it unsound.

In the Daily Caller's State of Wednesday newsletter he called Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother noxious political dirt and said it was unclear the 4 million dollar ad helped him.

In The Bulwark's Morning Shots newsletter he said Ramaswamy's Acton mother ad blew up in his face and called it a new low.

On Fox News, minutes after Trump defended it, he explained the outrage over Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother and asked whether there is nothing below the belt.

Shifted the Minnesota Senate race between Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya from Likely Democrat to Lean Democrat.