Chuck Warren, co-host of Breaking Battlegrounds, heard every Saturday at 9 AM right here on 960 The Patriot, joins Seth in studio for a live midterm election special show. Seth, Chuck, and their guests delve into the world of polling, discussing the current state of the Republican Party ahead of the elections tomorrow and the challenges the GOP face in the upcoming election. They also touch on the economy, highlighting the importance of low taxes and limited government intervention. Democratic Representative Haley Stevens has boldly crossed party lines to endorse Mike Rogers for U.S. Senate in Michigan, an office she unsuccessfully sought earlier this year.

Arizona State Senator Carine Werner (R-LD4) joins the show in person to talk about her ongoing re-election campaign. Senator Werner talks about her two years at the Arizona State Capitol, where she successfully passed 21 bipartisan bills, including reforms for the Department of Child Safety and Medicaid. She emphasizes the need for voters to come out and support Republican candidates, citing the potential for increased taxes, the elimination of school choice, and the loss of educational freedom for parents.

Pollster Brent Buchanan, Founder & CEO of polling firm Cygnal, calls in to the show to give his opinion on national polling and the Republican Party's performance and the factors that contributed to their struggles from the conflict with Iran to the lack of delivery on key 2024 campaign promises.

Ryan Tyson, President and CEO of The Tyson Group national research firm, calls in to breaks down the numbers and shares his thoughts on the key factors that will determine the outcome of the election and the race for control of Congress. He discusses the impact of the conflict with Iran and how it has affected the country's economic and social landscape. Ryan also touches on the importance of effective communication and how it can make or break a politician's message. He shares his analysis of the current state of the midterm elections and what we can expect to see in the coming days.