Anderson Cooper 360

Continuing Midterm Election coverage with Anderson Cooper and Jake Tapper.
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Just a few hours from now, millions of Americans will go to the polls, in what could be the most dramatic and consequential midterm elections in a generation. More than 56 million Americans have already cast early ballots over the last several weeks. We're checking in with CNN reporters on the ground in Texas, Alaska, Michigan, and Ohio as candidates make their final pitch. Plus, Kara Swisher and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton join Anderson to talk about their Election Day expectations.
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With just two days to go, and control of the Senate at stake, former Democratic Senate hopeful Haley Stevens endorsed the Republican candidate, Mike Rogers, over disagreements she has with Democratic candidate Abdul el-Sayed. Anderson speaks to Rep. Haley Stevens tonight, and congresswoman Debbie Dingell.Plus, the president is in Kansas stumping for Republican Senate incumbent Roger Marshall. The historically deep red state that the President won by 16 percentage points two years ago. Anderson speaks to the Democratic challenger Pastor Adam Hamilton.
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With the president on the road in Florida right now, and new signs of trouble for Republican House candidates across the board, two big stories are rocking the campaign, both involving Democrats. One in Alaska, over ballot shenanigans, the other in Michigan, over a controversial ad.
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The president was scheduled to be in Kansas on Saturday, and Iowa on Sunday. Now, both trips are off, replaced by a series of televised remote appearances instead. Anderson speaks to CNN Chief White House Correspondent and The Source anchor Kaitlan Collins about what's behind the White House's decision to cancel. Plus, a look at the Michigan Senate race and the factors behind new polling there and in three other key states, suggesting Democrats now have many potential paths to controlling the Senate.
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