There are only three days left until the highly anticipated 2026 midterm elections, and this weekend is shaping up to be dramatic.
President Donald Trump scrapped his planned in-person rally for today and is instead working from the White House and hosting a series of tele-rallies across the country for vulnerable Republican candidates.
He'll be traveling to Kansas and Iowa on Sunday to give the GOP a much-needed enthusiasm boost ahead of Tuesday.
According to prediction market Kalshi, Democrats are anticipated to overwhelmingly cinch power in Congress.
And top election guru Nate Silver has made his final prediction about what's in store for Republicans... and why there's still a glimmer of hope for the GOP.
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