From CBS News · · 1m 20s
What voters will see on the midterm campaign trail
Three CBS News analysts break down the midterm stretch run with election day less than two months out.
In brief
Three CBS News analysts break down the midterm stretch run with election day less than two months out. The midterms are inside the two-month window, which is when both parties stop testing messages and start repeating the one they picked. Originally reported by CBS News.
Under two months out
The midterm elections are now less than two months away. That is the point where ad spending, travel schedules and closing arguments all get real.
“With the midterm elections less than two months away”
A panel of three
CBS News put together three people who follow campaigns for a living to walk through what is coming on the trail.
The numbers read
Anthony Salvanto runs elections and surveys at CBS News. His job is the polling picture: where each race actually sits, not where a campaign says it does.
The White House angle
Ed O'Keefe is CBS News senior White House and political correspondent, covering how the administration and national politics feed into individual races.
Who rates the races
Amy Walter is editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report, the shop that grades seats race by race and moves them as the map shifts.
Both parties' outlook
The discussion lands on what each party is walking into, and what voters should expect to see and hear over the final weeks.
“what voters can expect to see on the midterm campaign trail and the outlook for both parties”
The main idea
The midterms are inside the two-month window, which is when both parties stop testing messages and start repeating the one they picked.

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