Election Day races could decide control of Congress

Welcome back. 7-16 is your time. Polls are opening around the country today for the midterms. Democrats are hoping to ride a predicted blue wave as Republicans hope to salvage control of Congress. And Fox's Doug Luzader reports. We've already seen some big turnout for a number of these races as we hear some closing arguments in a number of states that will determine which party controls the reins here on Capitol Hill. The rapper Common almost blowing out the sound system at an 11th hour rally for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. A critical contest with Republican Mike Rogers laying out what he sees as the stakes. Are you guys ready to fight for freedom tomorrow? And that is playing out in state after state. Early polling shows a great deal of enthusiasm and we're hearing some anger on both sides. I was a Democrat years ago. I'm embarrassed to be one today. But I cannot bring myself to vote for a Trump minion under any circumstances. This is the pipe inside here. President Trump, meantime, talking about renovations at the newly reopened reflecting pool in Washington, hoping there aren't waves here or elsewhere today. When you vote, remember a party that hates America cannot be allowed to rule. Over the people who built our country. And he has crisscrossed the country over the past month. The White House says 30 events in 32 days. And while state and local races also play into turnout, Senate races are a big driver. I would really be watching Maine, Michigan, and Alaska. That's going to determine the Senate. Veterans of these contests will look for early signs today to see what kind of message voters are sending. And while we do expect high turnout today on election day, well over 50 million Americans have already cast ballots. In Washington, Doug Luzader, Fox News.