Balance of power in Congress hinges on key races

Maricopa County election officials say that they are ready for tomorrow's midterm election. In 254 vote centers, they are set to open across the valley and officials expect roughly 250,000 in-person voters tomorrow, plus another 250,000 early ballots expected to be dropped off. Now, if you do still have an early ballot, you should take that to an early voting center or an official election drop box. You should not put it in the mail because it needs Needs to be received by 7 p.m. tomorrow night. In order to be counted, and it's too late for that, all polling locations will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. County leaders say those sites are secure and backup plans are in place to handle flooding or any power issues from recent storms. As with any large, complex process, obstacles will arise. However, the elections team at the county is ready to respond. We have backup plans to the backup plans. We trained for this, and again, every lawful vote will be counted. And the first batch of results are expected just after 8 p.m. We have everything that you need to know about tomorrow's election on our website at fox10phoenix.com. Across the country, Americans will decide who they're going to be sending to Washington, and the balance of power, it could be tipped. Fox's Rebecca Castor has more on what to watch. I am Abdul El-Sayed. I ask for your support. I promise to fight hard for you all. This is truly the most important election of our time. In the final hours before Election Day, candidates across the country are making their closing argument to voters. And with the rest of his presidency sure to be impacted by tomorrow's results, President Trump is making a final pitch of his own. This is the golden age of America. We've never done anything like it. It all doesn't matter if we're going to be foolish and let people that hate our country. But with his sinking approval rating, time will tell if that hurts or helps the handful of Republicans locked in tight races. Polls predicted Democrats will comfortably win the House, but the Senate is up for grabs, and it could all come down to seven states. My vote for Senate is gonna be with Mike Rogers. A lot of eyes will be on Michigan, where the state's Democratic Congresswoman, Haley Stevens, gave a shocking last minute endorsement to Republican Mike Rogers over her primary opponent, Abdul Al-Sayed. I don't think much about my former opponent. Alaskans are also bracing for drama after Democrats allegedly schemed to get a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot. That's the name of the Republican incumbent facing Democrat Mary Peltola. Ongoing litigation could delay certification of Tuesday's results. Alaskans, do not let the scheme work. Get out and vote. A separate lawsuit could also delay results in California. The Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to force election officials there to segregate close to 20,000 ballots cast by voters they believe are non-citizens. In Washington, Rebecca Castor, Fox News.