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CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy explains which local races will impact Washington D.C. the most.

CBS news congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes explains which national races voters should be watching on Election Day.

Crain’s Greg David explains what state Democrats plan to do should they take control of the Senate.

The Washington Post’s Aaron Blake tells WCBS 880 what would happen if Democrats took control of the House of Representatives while Republicans held the Senate.

One of the big races tomorrow is the race for governor in Georgia, which pits Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp against Democrat Stacey Abrams. Tia Mitchell at the Atlanta Journal Constitution provides some insight.

An election ad about the migrant caravan has been pulled by FOX News and NBC News while CNN refused to air it. Sarah Frier of Bloomberg talks about its impact with Steve Scott and Michael Wallace.

You might not realize it, but local issues are receiving a lot of attention for the midterm elections. Author, professor, and reporter for Bloomberg Andrea Gabor, spoke with Michael Wallace and Steve Scott.

WCBS 880 reporter Sean Adams has a story of love, devotion, and a decade of dedicatioin.

What can be done to prevent problems like we saw this week with the Portal Bridge in New Jersey? WCBS Reporter Mack Rosenberg spoke with Senator Bob Menendez.

Problems with the Portal Bridge gave NJ Transit Commuters nightmares this week.  Our Mack Rosenberg spoke with Republican Bob Hugin about the Gateway Project.  Hugin is battling Senator Bob Menendez for one of New Jersey's two senate seats.