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Dr. Michael Baden on George Floyd

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As Election Day enters its final hours, Sean Hannity examines the possibility of a Republican upset and the uncertainty surrounding several closely contested races. Pollsters John and Jim McLaughlin join Sean to analyze voter turnout, challenge recent national polling and discuss the competitive Senate contests in Michigan, Texas, Iowa and Kansas. Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity shares her assessment of turnout across the Commonwealth, while Texas Governor Greg Abbott provides a final update on his reelection campaign and the state's voting trends. Plus, Sean speaks with a Michigan Democrat who explains why he broke with his party in the Senate race and a North Carolina truck driver frustrated with Republican leadership and economic pressures. Sean closes Election Day with a look at what the results could mean for control of Congress and President Trump's agenda.

As Election Day enters its final hours, Sean Hannity examines the possibility of a Republican upset and the uncertainty surrounding several closely contested races. Pollsters John and Jim McLaughlin join Sean to analyze voter turnout, challenge recent national polling and discuss the competitive Senate contests in Michigan, Texas, Iowa and Kansas. Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity shares her assessment of turnout across the Commonwealth, while Texas Governor Greg Abbott provides a final update on his reelection campaign and the state's voting trends. Plus, Sean speaks with a Michigan Democrat who explains why he broke with his party in the Senate race and a North Carolina truck driver frustrated with Republican leadership and economic pressures. Sean closes Election Day with a look at what the results could mean for control of Congress and President Trump's agenda.

Election Night Uncertainty: Can the GOP Defy History?

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Election Day turnout is exceeding expectations in several key states, and Sean Hannity welcomes InsiderAdvantage pollster Matt Towery to examine whether Republicans could pull off a major midterm upset. Towery discusses shifting prediction markets, late-breaking polling and reports of strong Republican participation in Michigan, Ohio, Iowa and Maine. Kansas Senator Roger Marshall joins Sean to discuss his closely contested reelection campaign, while Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds provides an update on voter turnout and polling locations affected by flooding. Later, Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses healthcare costs, prescription drug pricing and Medicare reform, and New Jersey Senate candidate Justin Murphy weighs in on his race against Cory Booker. With the Senate majority at stake, Sean examines whether the final hours of voting could change the outcome.

Election Day turnout is exceeding expectations in several key states, and Sean Hannity welcomes InsiderAdvantage pollster Matt Towery to examine whether Republicans could pull off a major midterm upset. Towery discusses shifting prediction markets, late-breaking polling and reports of strong Republican participation in Michigan, Ohio, Iowa and Maine. Kansas Senator Roger Marshall joins Sean to discuss his closely contested reelection campaign, while Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds provides an update on voter turnout and polling locations affected by flooding. Later, Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses healthcare costs, prescription drug pricing and Medicare reform, and New Jersey Senate candidate Justin Murphy weighs in on his race against Cory Booker. With the Senate majority at stake, Sean examines whether the final hours of voting could change the outcome.

The Polls Are Shifting: Can Republicans Shock the World?

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It's Election Day in America, and Sean Hannity is tracking voter turnout across the nation's most consequential Senate battlegrounds. With reports of unusually strong participation in Michigan, Ohio, Iowa and Texas, Sean examines whether Republicans can defy historical midterm trends and maintain control of the Senate. Cincinnati radio host Bill Cunningham joins Sean with an update on Ohio's turnout, while New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman makes his final appeal to voters. Plus, Sean discusses Democratic divisions in Michigan, the importance of ticket-splitting voters and the critical final hours before polls close. With the balance of power in Washington hanging in the balance, Sean breaks down the races that could shape America's political future.

It's Election Day in America, and Sean Hannity is tracking voter turnout across the nation's most consequential Senate battlegrounds. With reports of unusually strong participation in Michigan, Ohio, Iowa and Texas, Sean examines whether Republicans can defy historical midterm trends and maintain control of the Senate. Cincinnati radio host Bill Cunningham joins Sean with an update on Ohio's turnout, while New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman makes his final appeal to voters. Plus, Sean discusses Democratic divisions in Michigan, the importance of ticket-splitting voters and the critical final hours before polls close. With the balance of power in Washington hanging in the balance, Sean breaks down the races that could shape America's political future.

Election Day Showdown: The Final Hours to Save the Senate

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Dr. Michael Baden on George Floyd

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