Bloomberg's Balance of Power team previews the U.S. midterm elections and its election night coverage

With the midterm elections days away, Bloomberg's Balance of Power co-host and correspondents break down the final stretch of the campaign, from Donald Trump's closing rally strategy to the key House, Senate, and governors' races that will decide control of Congress. The discussion also previews the network's election night plan and the reporting team assigned to each battleground.

■ Final Campaign Moves
- Trump's virtual tele-rallies from Mar-a-Lago and his in-person stop in Florida
- His argument that appearing on the ballot lifts turnout for his party
- Questions about his schedule and how the White House is supporting selected Republican candidates

■ Congress and the Vote
- Early voting totals and what the surge may or may not signal
- The fight for House control and the internal dynamics each party's caucus would face
- Senate battlegrounds, including the Carolinas, Georgia, Ohio, and Alaska
- Campaign spending on both sides and the investigations into alleged ballot fraud in Alaska

■ Election Night and Beyond
- The reporting team, key districts, and indicators to watch as returns come in
- Why some results, and possibly Senate control, could take weeks
- Governors' races and their role in state-level issues such as AI regulation
- What a divided or unified Washington could mean for the next two years

This is aimed at viewers who want a clear, insider-level briefing on where the races stand and how the night will unfold. Watching gives you a roadmap of the races and metrics to follow as results arrive, so you can read the returns with the same context the correspondents use.