Will the midterm election results effect oil prices? Tom Kloza of the Oil Price Information Service gives us a look.

Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal explains how campaigners are reaching out to dating app users in swing states.

Because of hot button issues, young people are expected to have a stronger showing at the polls. Caroline Simon of USA Today has the story.

Joshua Jamerson from the Wall Street Journal breaks down races to keep an eye on during today's midterm elections.

GOP supporters are hoping the Amish could give Republicans a boost during tomorrow's elections. The Washington Times' Dave Boyer gives us a look.

Toss up races dominate battle for the Senate. Lisa Hagen from The Hill has the story.

The Wall Street Journal's Janet Hook explores the trend of younger women running for office.

Ted Cruz is playing nice with his fellow Republicans. James Arkin from POLITICO explains why.

Yesterday's hearing on Capital Hill was life changing for both parties. Adam Wren from Politico explains why.

Senate Democrats investigate a new allegation against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is winning in Trump's trade war, and French fries will likely lose an inch in Europe.

Democrats have a good chance at the House, but the Senate might be out of reach. Josh Kraushaar from National Journal has the story.

Wall Street Journal reporter Valerie Bauerlein explores the governors races that are up for grabs.

Rick Newman of Yahoo! Finance explains that both Democrats and Republicans are now lurching toward anti-capitalist statism, with the main difference being how the government should control the economy.

Forget taking the high road. Listen as The Hill's Mike Lillis tells Gordon how Democrats are embracing Michael Avenatti's call for the party to get more aggressive in the Trump era and hit back harder than the GOP when responding to attacks.

There has been an uptick in candidates with backgrounds in espionage, counterterrorism, and foreign policy this campaign season. Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Reid Wilson of The Hill explains why both parties are nervous about their own prospects and almost fearful of what is still to come.

Christopher Cadelago, reporter at POLITICO, says that the effort to dig up dirt on Donald Trump's potential opponent is well underway.

Michelle Ye Hee Lee of The Washington Post explains why Democratic challengers in competitive House races are posting strong fundraising numbers for the midterm elections.

Listen as POLITICO's Lorraine Woellert tells Gordon how Democrats are using President Trump's list of potential Supreme Court nominees against him.

Listen as the National Journal's Josh Kraushaar debates with Gordon whether the Democratic party can wait before making its move.

Listen as POLITICO's Laura Nahmias gives Gordon a profile of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a former bartender who pulled off a shocking primary upset over New York Democratic Representative Joe Crowley.

Listen as POLITICO's James Arkin tells Gordon how Democratic senators are pushing the limits by essentially posting instruction manuals on how they prefer allied groups to attack their opponents, which super PACs have then turned into ads.

Listen as The Hill's Reid Wilson joins Gordon to discuss how both Republicans and Democrats are keeping their heads on a swivel just 5 months out from the midterm elections.

Listen as USA Today's Ledyard King joins Gordon to discuss how a group in Virginia is trying to hear each other's political views rather than rebuke them like the majority of a polarized America.

Yahoo Finance columnist Rick Newman examines economic ideas for Democrats including immigration, infrastructure spending, and healthcare reform.