Midterm election push sees Obama and Trump rally voters across key states

The clock is ticking and the heat is on. Just 10 days to go until the midterm elections and both political parties are barnstorming the country looking to pick up every last vote. And C.B. Cotton has more tonight. The midterms are in the final stretch and with just 10 days remaining until election day, both Democrats and Republicans are calling in the heavy hitters. You get a chance to say enough's enough for change. Former President Barack Obama campaigning in Ohio on Saturday, A pivotal state which could help determine control of the chamber. He's backing former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, who's looking to unseat his Republican competitor, Senator John Husted. Thousands of people waited in a line wrapped around several streets for a chance to see Obama. I think it's going to bring out Democratic voters. And he brings a kind of a peace and harmony message. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has been making rally stops this week along Florida, Iowa, South Carolina in hopes of boosting GOP turnout. In this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot if you don't mind. Because when I'm on the ballot, these are just easy statistics to remember. 49 to 50% more people come out and they're all gonna vote for us. In Georgia, Republican supporters have lined up hours ahead of Saturday's Trump rally. And millions of Americans have already casted their ballots as early voting is underway in several states. At this point in time compared to 2022, it's nearly identical in terms of the number of Democrats and the number of Republicans who've come out to vote. So far, more than 24 million Americans have cast ballots nationwide, and that number is only expected to rise. Here in New York, early voting begins today. In New York City, C.B. Cotton, Fox News.