Voting for the Midterms begin on November 3.
\n\nWith just two days left before the US midterm elections, leaders from both parties are making a final push to win over voters, as the rising cost of living and the economic fallout of the US-Israel war on Iran dominate the campaign.
\n\nDemocrats continue to lead Republicans in national polls, but several closely contested Senate races could determine which party controls Congress. President Donald Trump is campaigning for Republican candidates, while Democrats are seeking to turn voter dissatisfaction over the economy into electoral gains.
\n\nMore than 51 million Americans have already cast their ballots, although early voting figures do not indicate which party is ahead.
\n\nHere is the latest on the US midterms as the campaign enters its final stretch:
\n\nWhat Do The Latest US Midterm Polls Show?
\n\nDemocrats continue to hold a lead over Republicans in national polling, according to the latest RealClearPolling average. The party is ahead by 51.5% to 43.1%.
\n\nA THP/MM survey conducted on October 28 and 29 put Democrats ahead by 54% to 41%. An Emerson College poll conducted between October 24 and 26 also showed a 10-point Democratic advantage.
\n\nDemocrats have opened a seven-point lead over…
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