Melissa Holzberg looks at Saturday's gubernatorial election in Louisiana. Voters will either re-elect John Bel Edwards (D) or elect Eddie Rispone (R). Importantly though, this election is a tie-breaker for Republicans and Democrats in the 2019 election cycle and could have major implications for 2020 campaigns.

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Carrie Dann discusses how the 2020 Democratic primary will be affected by impeachment going forward. The Senate's constitutional duty to convict or acquit a president charged with impeachment could pull six senators running for president off of the campaign trail and into a trial instead.

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Melissa Holzberg looks at the latest 2020 polls, which show Elizabeth Warren trailing some of her competitors — in stark contrast with summer poll results. Warren may be safe from her counterparts' attacks as her frontrunner status wavers, but is that a sign of something bigger?

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As 96% of undecided voters say "we're good" with the current 2020 choices, Melissa Holzberg discusses the possibility: Does an eleventh-hour candidate like former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg have a shot? 

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Mark Murray dissects Michael Bloomberg's recent decision to file for a Democratic primary. Could Bloomberg be the big-tent Democrat that unites the party or just another white, older, East Coast candidate? This is of course, is Bloomberg actually pursues a run.

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NBC's Carrie Dann discusses who's running in the Alabama Senate race where Democrat Doug Jones is particularly vulnerable. Candidates include Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-AL), former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville, scandal-ridden Roy Moore, and finally, Trump's former AG Jeff Sessions.

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NBC's Carrie Dann analyzes Tuesday's election results, which include a gubernatorial gain by a Democrat in ruby red Kentucky and total legislative control for Democrats in a formerly purple Virginia. President Trump's plea for a Republican victory was not victorious.

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Carrie Dann explains the races in three states where Republicans are facing some tough contests.

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Carrie Dann dives deep into our latest poll to uncover unsettling numbers for both parties.

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NBC's Mark Murray dissects former Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill's famous comment that "all politics is local." In the Trump era, that statement no longer holds—just look at the latest campaign ads in state-wide races.

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