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We're prepared to go defend and fight for them and we'll vote those people out who made our lives less safe and prosper house. >> harris: don't we'll have a live audience tonight. the school board issues matter to them and some of them will vote split ticket based on that, which is i'm in a cobalt blue state. if they are willing to go across the aisle on that issue that means areas where democrats are in trouble on the ticket with parents and education they could get bitten hard. i want to get to this. the president has railed against republican election deniers. we all know the democrats have...

Pennsylvania with the full force of republican and democratic parties there as well. talk us through what is going on there today? >> reporter: everybody is watching, and voters are feeling the pressure and they are feeling anxious, because fetterman and oz still in a dead heat, and there's a potential of a split ticket. for context, i am in a suburban county around philadelphia, one of the counties that makes pennsylvania purple and it's where josh shapiro grew up, and he's the candidate for governor and he voted early this morning, and he was the senate senator that was running that flipped ...

Incumbent Democrat Tom Malinowski is squaring off against Republican challenger Tom Kean Jr. for a second time in NJ's 7th Congressional District.

This is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. this this era of party line votes, it is pretty unusual to see a split ticket where a voter favors the candidates more than a voter favors the party. but that could be what we're going to see in pennsylvania on tuesday. where one person on the ballot might just be too much for a lot of voters. joining me from pittston, pennsylv...

Democrats could get a lifeline from split-ticket voters, part of a prevailing swing-state phenomenon from the last midterm election, who could help them hold on to their Senate majority this November.