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of americans see election day tomorrow. it s according to a new brand new cnn poll. 70% of those surveyed say that their vote for congress is to send a message about this president. if you break that down even further, 28% say their vote is to show their support of trump. 42% say their vote is to show opposition to him. and 28% say their vote for congress is not about the president at all. but one big number is arguably the best indicator of how americans feel about how they value tomorrow s vote. 31 million. that is at least how many ballots have been cast so far this election. and in some states, like west virginia and new jersey, more votes are in at this point than at the same time in 2016, which was a presidential election year. and moments ago, the president talked about how these midterms could be different. there s a great electricity in the air, like we haven t seen, in my opinion, since the 16 election. so something s happening. we ll see, but i think we re ....
at the polls. we democrats have to make it clear who we are. which side will get out the vote? the chair people of both political parties are here to make their cases. and state of play. only hours away from one of the most highly contested midterm elections in history, we ll break down the key races with the latest analysis, what will the balance of power look like wednesday morning? hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is on the edge of our seats. the polls officially opened for midterm election day in less than 48 hours. voters will deliver their first verdict on the trump presidency and test the democratic message, the stakes are enormous for both parties. president trump fighting to keep republicans in control of congress. democrats trying to take back that power and significantly curb president trump s agenda. now, with time running out, both sides are relying on their biggest political stars to try to turn out the vote. former p ....
the migrant caravan. the first members reached mexico city about 500 miles away. no nation can allow its borders to be overrun. that s an invasion. i don t care what they say. i don t care what the fake media says. that is an invasion. the president has kept up the drum beat on the border for more than a week. the republican party chairwoman is downplaying that focus. i m with the president at the rallies. the media is focused on immigration. he is focused on the economy. he is talking about the jobs. senior politico analyst rachel bader is reporting this morning and stating that the president needs to talk to paul ryan about the economy. theful the presiden theful they say speak about the economy. speak about the economy. it is not as exciting talking about the economy. he said that out loud. put that in the president s yes he said that category. democrats across the country. notably absent is hillary clinton. president obama with a stinging indictment ....
a fair measure of dread looking at the house races. who is going to vote on tuesday? (cheering and applause). don t forget. police in wisconsin say a driver accused of hitting and killing three girl scouts and their troop leader had been inhaling chemical vapors right before the crash. a community in utah is mourning after its mayor was killed in afghanistan while he was deployed with the national guard. there s just really no words to express the loss we feel. the wall street journal reported that amazon is going to split its second headquarters between two cities. there are three contenders, crystal city, dallas, and new york city. the winner of the largest powerball jackpot in iowa history just came forward. single mom lerwynn west opted for the lump sum. first thing i m going to buy, i m going to buy a car. glor: good evening. i m jeff glor at cbs news election headquarters here in new york. this is our western edition. in less than 12 hours no ....
to be great again and he it s not a slogan or suggestion. from the hills of missouri to the big sky of montana, from the coal mines of west virginia. indiana, we are going to win, win, win, and not stop winning. i m top of the world i m top of the world steve: crossroads of the world, today, ladies and gentlemen, is the day you have been waiting for this for two years, november 6th, 2018. it is the midterm election day. and midterms that could go down as you approach the set here after the 48th and sixth avenue in history. ainsley: voters now making a choice that could reshape the future of our entire country. the balance of power is at stake. brian: we are tracking all the critical races live from fox square across america. this is where we will be getting our mail throughout the day. this is our new location. steve: this is a professional set. brian: it s wonderful. ainsley: wonderful right here between 47th and 48th on sixth avenue. reporting everything that ....