With only two days remaining before the final votes are cast, which battleground states are still up for grabs.

With millions of early ballots already in, which party has the upper hand?

And today we hit the campaign trail with the woman looking to unseat Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

And we talk with our a-rated pollster and unveil our latest battleground poll.

Hello and welcome to Election Wire. I'm John Bickley, daily wire editor and chief,

and I'm joined by senior editor Cabot Phillips. Cabot were just two days away from

finding out who's going to control the balance of power in Washington. We've got some exclusive polling

coming. We're going to look at some of the early voting. But first, what have we learned this last week?

Well, at the risk of sounding like a broken record, we've learned that Republicans still have

the momentum. It was a very good week for Republicans. Not only are they continuing to poll closer or even

pull ahead, even more in battleground states in the polls, but for the first time since July,

the political modeling site 538 has Republicans with more than a 50% shot at taking the Senate.

Remember, over the summer, they were at 29%. So you've got some of the analytic sites now starting

to say, so a creep up all week. A creep 50 to 51. They crept up all week and now Republicans with 53

percent chance. We've also seen political sites like the Cook Political Report, which in the past

has actually exaggerated Democrat support and election after election. They now shifted the state

of 10 races in the House. All 10 of them, they shifted from Democrats closer to Republicans.

That's a red wave red tsunami shift right there. That's the kind of shift that you're seeing there.

You know I love bringing up the betting markets. Very fun to look at those. Oftentimes, they can be

even better indicator and the end than polls. Right now, the Republicans are now, after being

two to one underdogs in the Senate earlier this summer, they're now at a 66% chance to win the

Senate on the markets and 88% to take over the House. So momentum in a lot of different anecdotal

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