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Let’s bring it home, Alaska. Vote @MaryPeltola for U.S. Senate. Polls close at 8 PM local time. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line. Your voice. Your vote. Alaska’s future.

Let’s bring it home, Iowa. Vote @turek4iowa for U.S. Senate. Polls close at 8 PM Central. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line. Your voice. Your vote. Iowa’s future.

Your voice matters. If you haven’t voted, there’s still time wherever polls remain open. In line when polls close? Stay in line. iwillvote.com

People are fed up. Turn that frustration into change. If polls are still open where you live, vote. If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line. Make your voice heard.

A Texas mom shares why she’s voting for @GinaHinojosaTX and @jamestalarico—and her hope for positive change. iwillvote.com Vote.

Fight for the underdog. Show up for each other. From Texas to every corner of America, make your voice heard. Today, vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.

Let’s do this, Iowa. Send Josh Turek to the U.S. Senate—a voice for working people. Vote. Call six friends. Help them get to the polls. Every vote matters. Voting information: iwillvote.com

Let’s do this, Texas. Turn the energy into votes. Send James Talarico to the U.S. Senate. Voting information: iwillvote.com

A life we can afford. A future of peace. Tuesday, vote Democratic—up and down the ballot. Voting information: iwillvote.com

“Honestly, I don’t even hear about those issues on the campaign trail. I just don’t.” — Mike Rogers on the Iran war and tariffs, CBS 60 Minutes. But the costs are real. From Nevada to Michigan and across America, families face rising living costs and economic uncertainty. Tariffs affect prices and jobs. War costs lives and taxpayer dollars. Working families deserve answers. Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.

Hope is not a strategy. Polls don't cast ballots. People do. @AOC expresses confidence in victory while reminding us that nothing should be taken for granted. Her message: don't rely on polls, stay vigilant, and bring people together across our differences. Healthcare. Strong unions. Fair wages. An economy that works for working families. November 3 is Election Day. No predictions. No complacency. Make your voice heard. Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.

The excitement is real. But elections are decided by voters, not predictions. James Talarico delivers a passionate closing message in Texas about the power of ordinary people to shape their future. November 3 is Election Day. Make your voice heard. If you're in line when polls close, stay in line. Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.

The fight for civil rights is not just history. It is a responsibility we carry forward. In this powerful video, Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom reflects on Medgar Evers's assassination and the decades-long pursuit of justice. His legacy reminds us why voting rights, equal justice, and human dignity must never be taken for granted. Our shared Democratic priorities remain clear: affordable healthcare, economic opportunity, strong public schools, civil rights, and protecting our democracy. These are the values that bring us together—and the responsibilities that should guide our leadership. On November 3, make your voice heard.

Healthcare. Lower prescription drug costs. Strong infrastructure. An economy that works for working families. As Michigan's U.S. Senate race draws national attention, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is making his case on the issues that affect families every day. In this video, he challenges Republican Mike Rogers's record on healthcare, taxes, and public investment while calling for Americans to stand against hate. Political disagreements may dominate the headlines, but voters also deserve a serious debate about the policies shaping their future. On November 3, make your voice heard. Vote.

What a win for the Trojan Family! ✌️ Congratulations to @LincolnRiley, the players and the entire @uscfb staff on taking down No. 2 Ohio State. Toughness, resilience and a team that rose to the moment. Proud Trojan tonight. Fight On! 🏈 cbssports.com/watch/college-…

Nevada’s greatest strength is its people. Today, we celebrate everyone who calls the Silver State home and helps move it forward. Happy Nevada Day!

$47 BILLION. And Trump calls that “very little money, relatively speaking.” President Trump says the war with Iran is “not a typical war.” But Pentagon estimates put the cost to American taxpayers at more than $47 billion through mid-October. Meanwhile, working families are struggling with rising costs, including higher energy prices. Americans deserve answers: What is the plan to end this war, how much more will it cost, and when will diplomacy deliver lasting peace? Our national priorities deserve a serious debate.

Fish could help determine who controls the U.S. Senate. In Alaska, fishing is more than an industry. It's about jobs, food security, family traditions, and the survival of coastal communities. As outdoorsman Steven Rinella explains, Alaska's fisheries have become a national political issue because of the stakes in the Senate race. From protecting salmon to addressing industrial fishing practices, Alaskans face consequential choices about their economy and way of life. What happens in Alaska matters far beyond Alaska. This November, every vote matters. Vote @MaryPeltola. Vote Democratic.

A sick child needs a doctor. A rural community needs its hospital. Dr. @AnnieAndrewsMD understands what’s at stake. On Fox, she made protecting Medicaid a clear priority—and said she would work with Senator Tim Scott to get it done. Cuts that threaten children’s healthcare, rural hospitals, and families’ insurance deserve a fight. South Carolina deserves a senator ready to lead it. I’m proud to support Dr. Annie Andrews for U.S. Senate. South Carolina: vote to protect your healthcare. Vote Annie Andrews. Vote Democratic.

Working families deserve a life they can afford and a future they can believe in. Good jobs. Affordable homes. Strong public schools. A commitment to peace. That’s the future I stand for. Vote Democratic—up and down the ballot.