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Good morning. I'm Anna Palmer. And I'm Jake Sherman. And welcome to The Daily Punch.

Brought to you by Punch Bowl News. It's Tuesday, October 29th, 2024. Let's get into the mix.

Here are your Washington headlines of the day. Number one, the final countdown for control of the house.

Number two, Senator Bob Casey finds himself in unfamiliar territory, a close re-election.

And number three, the latest from the vault. It's Mike Crapo's moment. Can he seize it?

All right, Jake, happy Tuesday. We are officially one week out from Election Day.

There is a ton happening in the presidential, in the Senate, and the House. Today, we are focusing the top of Punchable News a.m. with a look at the fight for control of the House key players in both parties, saying the election

is on a nice edge with dozens of races currently polling within the margin of error.

Whichever party takes control of the chamber will likely only enjoy a narrow majority,

which of course makes every seat critical.

We've seen how important that is with the current four-seat majority that House Republicans enjoy.

But interesting to see what the leaders are doing, particularly Speaker Mike Johnson, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffery, is doing everything they can to try to shore up each of their sides just days away from this

tight election. Yeah, listen, we are looking at Jeffries and Johnson. One week out, one week

from today, we will be on election day. And when election day is over, Congress is coming back. So an exciting,

you know, Anna, I was thinking about this over the last couple of days. People have asked,

you know, people who might not be in the business or who might be just curious about what

our lives are like. people say, well,

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