Election Day: Midterm races to watch

Right now, voters all across America are in line to vote. Fox's Rebecca Castor is on Capitol Hill with some of the hot races we're watching across the U.S. Rebecca, good morning. Good morning. Katie, good morning. Who walks these halls next year all comes down to today. The focus is on the Senate tonight, where there are about seven states that could ultimately decide the balance of power, and some last-minute drama can make the difference in two races. Everybody has a say, so vote. As voters nationwide cast their ballots today, there are two especially hot Senate races to watch in Michigan and Alaska. In Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola, who's running against Republican Dan Sullivan, is accused of working to get another Dan Sullivan on the ballot to confuse voters. Peltola denies the allegations. I am so deeply offended by these accusations. But the alleged scheme has frustrated many Alaskan voters. It tells me that the only way they think they can win is to cheat. There's also a showdown in Michigan. We won't back down. Democrat Abdul Al-Sayed is going head to head with Republican Mike Rogers. And in a stunning turn of events, Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens, who lost the Senate primary to ElSayed, endorsed his opponent just days before the election. This is bigger than our parties. At the end of it all, tonight's results are largely a judgment on President Trump's second term, his economy, and the unresolved war in Iran. He spent the last month barnstorming the country to energize voters and is optimistic Republicans will show up today. If our people vote, we win in a landslide. Democrats have already shared a detailed plan of things they'd like to do if they win control of Congress. A top priority is using their war powers to force President Trump to withdraw troops from Iran.