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As voters head to the polls across the US, Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman sues to have undated and misdated mail-in–ballots counted, J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan Battle for the Ohio Senate seat, and in Michigan's Governor's race, Governor Gretchen Whitmer Faces the GOP's Tudor Dixon. CNN’s Harry Enten tells us what to expect after the polls close tonight, and CNN’s John Avalon tells us how independent voters could shape the midterms.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi gives her first interview since the attack on her husband. She tells Anderson Cooper that conspiracies over her husband’s attack are “sad” for the nation, and says that the incident will impact her political future. Plus, Twitter chief Elon Musk tells his followers to vote Republican, the $1.9 billion Powerball drawing is delayed due to "security protocols”, the DOJ sends monitors to 64 jurisdictions in 24 states, and 15 allegations of voter intimidation have been reported in North Carolina.

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Kevin McCarthy gives an exclusive interview about what the GOP will do immediately on the border crisis if the his party take control of the House, his campaigning for Hispanic women running for office, whether the Republicans changed strategy after SCOTUS’ Roe decision, and answers if GOP members will except upcoming election results. CNN Business Correspondent Rahel Solomon joins to talk about Twitter asking some fired employees to return, and the company delaying the $8 ‘blue tick’ verification until after the midterms.

New Jersey Democratic Rep Malinowski discusses his tight race against Republican Thomas Keane Jr., and how endangered Democrats are questioning the party’s lack of focus on the economy. Delta CEO Ed Bastain joins to talk about Delta pilots possibly striking if talks break down, Biden’s proposed rules to fight “unnecessary hidden’ airline fees, and the FAA looking into the size of airline seats amid safety concerns. Plus, CNN’s Harry Enten joins to talk about who to watch in the 2022 midterms, and The Daily Show’s John Klepper joins to talk about interviewing election deniers.

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Hours from now, thousands of Twitter employees will learn if they are fired via email. CNN Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans joins to discuss Musk’s mass layoff memo and how some employees are suing him. Oprah Winfrey snubs the man she turned into a household name, endorsing john Fetterman over Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania's tight senate race. Pollster Frank Luntz joins to discuss if it will make a difference. CNN Anchor Chris Wallace joins to discuss Trump teasing a potential 2024 run in the final midterm campaign blitz and the prospect of Cheney and Pence running against him.

Kyrie Irving has apologized after Brooklyn Nets suspended him for five games without pay following his anti-Semitic film controversy. CNN contributor Bob Costas joins to discuss what Irving told his millions of followers overnight. New York Governor Kathy Hochul joins to discuss to discuss her re-election battle against Republican Candidate Lee Zeldin as the gap narrows. CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour reports live form Kyiv as intensifying Russian strikes leave 4.5 million Ukrainians without power. Chef and Food Network personality Bobby Flay joins to talk about the staffing and inflation challenges restaurants are facing.

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Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton joins to talk about how some Democrats are refusing to debate election deniers in their races, Russia’s intensifying attacks against Ukraine, Iranians demanding freedom in nationwide protests, and the global threat to democracy. Congressman Tim Ryan joins to talk about his tough Ohio Senate race against J.D. Vance and how he has managed to fund it. Dr Sanjay Gupta joins to discuss a new study which shows severe depression can be eased by a single dose of a synthetic “magic mushroom”, and also the science behind why helping others makes us feel good.

Plus, Biden and Trump hit the campaign trail in the final stretch ahead of the midterms, Twitter admits a “surge” in hate speech on the platform since Elon Musk took over, Kyrie Irving and Brooklyn Nets donate $1m after the star’s post on an anti-Semitic film, glaciers at Yellowstone and Yosemite are to disappear in 30 years, and why Kanye West can’t sell “white lives matter” shirts.

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The big questions this morning: do politicians and their families need more protection after the attack on Paul Pelosi? CNN This Morning brings you exclusive and chilling 911 audio from ten-year-old Khloie who begged for help during the Uvalde school massacre. What were the Uvalde officers waiting for? Will Barack Obama help push struggling Democrats over the line in the last few days before the midterms? The former President is campaigning today with Katie Hobbs. She joins live from the Arizona governor's race.

CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta joins to explore the science behind why we cheat. Plus, a judge restricts how right-wing groups can patrol Arizona drop boxes, the Kremlin's real-life 'House of Cards' unfolds as influencers battle, Bolsonaro refuses to concede but agrees to transfer power, and South Korea retaliates after North Korea fires at least 23 missiles near its borders.

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Iran is to ship ballistic missiles to Russia in a major escalation of the war in Ukraine. CNN Chief National Correspondent Clarissa Ward reports live from Ukraine as Russian attacks intensify. Paul Pelosi’s attack suspect is charged in a “politically motivated plot”. CNN Correspondent Audie Cornish joins to discuss the GOP’s Kari Lake mocking the violent attack on Pelosi as she takes to the campaign trail, and why there aren’t more Republicans speaking out against politically motivated violence.

Pennsylvania Senate Candidate John Fetterman speaks with Don Lemon about his Senate debate and stroke recovery, and gives his views on fracking and the economy. CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta joins to discuss why people fear change and, later a mystery guest joins CNN This Morning. Plus, Biden threatens Big Oil with a windfall tax amid skyrocketing profits, Taylor Swift claims the top 10 spots on the billboard chart, and NASA and SpaceX are to launch “Falcon Heavy’ for the first time in three-years.

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