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Midterms conclude as 2028 presidential race remains wide open

Nov 5, 8 AM ET to Nov 6, 5 PM ET

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πŸ‘£ How this story traveled: from the front pages that broke it, out through TV, radio and the shows, into what people retold and what fact-checkers examined, and on into the saga it is part of. Everything here is matched to the story by our tools, so a link can be wrong; the trackers' pages say how each is made.

  1. Nov 5, 8 AM ETfirst on a front page: Yahoo News
  2. Nov 5, 9 AM ETfirst on TV: Fox News
  3. Nov 5, 12 PM ETpeak: on 8 front pages

πŸ“° Spread

the front pages that ran it, hour by hour

Nov 5, 12 PM6 PMNov 66 AM12 PM49leftcenterright
Front pages carrying it at each hourly run, Nov 5, 8 AM to Nov 6, 5 PM ET (peak 9), by the outlets' lean: left Β· center Β· right
Nov 4, 12 PMNov 512 PMNov 612 PMThe IndependentThe IndependentThe Independent, Nov 4, 8:01 AM ET: Who will Democrats pick to run for president in 2028 after midterm elections triumph?The HillThe HillThe Hill, Nov 4, 3:01 PM ET: Democratic wins ignite centrist-progressive fight over path to 2028The Washington TimesThe Washington TimesThe Washington Times, Nov 4, 6:01 PM ET: Epic midterm win energizes expanding bench of 2028 Democratic hopefulsTimeTimeTime, Nov 4, 8:02 PM ET: Meet the Democratic Rising Stars Who Could Shape 2028USA TodayUSA TodayUSA Today, Nov 5, 7:01 AM ET: Midterms aren't over: Tight races we're still watchingUSA Today, Nov 5, 12:01 PM ET: Eyeing 2028, Democrats face big decisions after midterm sweepReutersReutersReuters, Nov 5, 8:01 AM ET: Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential raceReuters, Nov 6, 7:01 AM ET: Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race - ReutersYahoo NewsYahoo NewsYahoo News, Nov 5, 8:01 AM ET: Midterms over, Democrats plunge into a wide-open 2028 presidential racePBS NewsHourPBS NewsHourPBS NewsHour, Nov 5, 10:01 AM ET: WATCH: Takeaways from the 2026 midterms and answers to your election questionsNewsmaxNewsmaxNewsmax, Nov 5, 11:01 AM ET: 2028 Presidential Race Heats Up After MidtermsVoxVoxVox, Nov 5, 4:01 PM ET: What the midterms mean for 2028New York TimesNew York TimesNew York Times, Nov 5, 8:01 PM ET: Watch Live: What the Midterm Elections Are Telling Us About 2028The National DeskThe National DeskThe National Desk, Nov 5, 8:01 PM ET: Midterms set stage for wide-open 2028 presidential raceLos Angeles TimesLos Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times, Nov 6, 7:01 AM ET: Midterm results could shape 2028 presidential dialogueBBCBBCBBC, Nov 6, 12:02 PM ET: Four midterms takeaways for 2028 White House raceπŸ“Ί TVFox News, 9:02 AM ET: 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACE TAKES CENTER STAGEFox News, 9:03 AM ET: 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACE TAKES CENTER STAGEFox News, 9:04 AM ET: GOP LOOKS AHEAD AS 2028 RACE TAKES SHAPEFox News, 9:05 AM ET: GOP LOOKS AHEAD AS 2028 RACE TAKES SHAPEFox News, 10:37 AM ET: QUESTIONS GROW OVER POSSIBLE DEM 2028 CANDIDATESFox News, 10:38 AM ET: FORMER OBAMA AIDE ON POSSIBLE DEM 2028 CANDIDATESFox News, 2:26 PM ET: REPUBLICANS EYEING 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACEFox News, 2:28 PM ET: REPUBLICANS EYEING 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACEFox News, 2:28 PM ET: REPUBLICANS EYEING 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACEFox News, 2:29 PM ET: 2028 BATTLE FOR THE FUTURE OF MAGA BEGINSFox News, 2:29 PM ET: NOW: MARK MEADOW URGENT WHILE ROUNIER O AFF. 2028 BATTLE FOR THE FUTURE OF MAGA BEGINSFox News, 2:31 PM ET: 2028 BATTLE FOR THE FUTURE OF MAGA BEGINSFox News, 2:55 PM ET: DEMOCRATS FACE NEW FIGHT OVER PARTY'S DIRECTIONFox News, 2:58 PM ET: JULIAN EF N | DEMOCRATS FACE NEW FIGHT OVER PARTY'S DIRECTIONFox News, 2:59 PM ET: DEMOCRATS FACE NEW FIGHT OVER PARTY'S DIRECTION
Who carried it and when: each outlet in the order it picked the story up, a bar for each headline from when we first saw it on the front page to when we last did, in the outlet's lean color (dashed: not rated); a dot marks a new headline, and a headline swapped for a new one between our hourly looks runs on to it. A gap means a look found the story gone from that front page. Beneath, its captions on TV, the radio newscasts that carried it (bigger: the lead) and when people were found retelling it. Hover for details.

πŸ“‘ Wire copy

1 outlet ran the Reuters headline nearly word for word

Yahoo News

✏️ 2 outlets ran more than one headline on it (reworded, or a follow-up)
  • Reuters (2 wordings): β€œMidterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race” β†’ β€œMidterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race - Reuters”
  • USA Today (2 wordings): β€œMidterms aren't over: Tight races we're still watching” β†’ β€œEyeing 2028, Democrats face big decisions after midterm sweep”
πŸ“° Every outlet's headline 14left to right by AllSides rating

πŸ“‘ Broadcast

TV, radio, and the shows that talked about it

πŸ“Ί On TV

minutes its captions were on screen, by channel; the disc is the network's lean

  1. 🐘 Fox News 4 min

πŸ“» On the radio

hourly newscasts that carried it, by show; beside the count, how often it was the lead story, or the highest it came in the running order

πŸ“»πŸ€· No radio newscast matched to it.

πŸŽ™οΈ On the shows

podcasts, newsletters and streams that talked about it, by show; the bar is episodes; the disc is the show's lean by reputation

  1. 🫏 The Young Turks 2
  2. 🫏 MeidasTouch 1
  3. βš–οΈ NPR Politics Podcast 1
  4. 🐘 Timcast IRL 1

πŸ•΅οΈ Investigated, joked about

πŸ•΅οΈ investigative reporting on it and πŸƒ satire joking about it (jokes, never counted as coverage); the bar is pieces

  1. πŸƒ The Hard Times 2
  2. πŸƒ The Babylon Bee 1
  3. πŸƒ The Onion 1
  4. πŸƒ McSweeney's 1

🧢 Retelling

what people online made of it

πŸ¦— Nobody's retelling it online yet, as far as the daily reports of the last week can tell.

πŸ—£οΈ Names in it

Democratic Party2028 presidential raceCentrist-progressiveDemocratic hopefuls

πŸ”Ž Checking

what the fact-checkers looked into

🧐 No fact-checker has taken it on yet.

🧡 Persistence

the running story it belongs to

🧡 Democrats gain House majority

  1. Jon Gruden attends Ohio rally for GOP candidate

    Oct 4, 11 PM ET

  2. Trump announces 'midterm surprise' ahead of elections

    Oct 4, 1 PM ET

  3. Trump criticizes Ilhan Omar and Somali migrants at Ohio rally

    Oct 14, 9 AM ET

  4. Trump holds Ohio rally ahead of midterm elections

    Oct 14, 12 AM ET

  5. Trump supporter punches protester at Ohio rally

    Oct 11, 5 PM ET

  6. Trump holds rallies in Arizona and Montana ahead of midterms

    Oct 10, 6 PM ET

  7. Trump pardons two Alaskan mechanics in Clean Air Act case

    Oct 13, 11 PM ET

  8. Trump warns of potential national crisis if Democrats win midterms

    Oct 20, 8 PM ET

  9. Trump praises supporter who punched protester at rally

    Oct 22, 12 AM ET

  10. Trump holds midterm rally in Florida with Byron Donalds

    Oct 19, 6 PM ET

  11. Trump and allies seek to influence midterms through legal actions

    Oct 28, 8 AM ET

  12. Trump holds midterm rally in chillicothe, Ohio

    Oct 28, 8 PM ET

  13. Trump and Obama exchange barbs in final days of midterm campaign

    Oct 28, 10 PM ET

  14. Democrats warned against impeaching Trump or Hegseth if they win House

    Oct 28, 2 PM ET

  15. Democrats lead in Texas, Michigan Senate races

    Oct 29, 12 PM ET

  16. Early voting surges in midterm elections

    Oct 30, 7 PM ET

  17. Elon musk warns of democratic sweep leading to end of democracy

    Oct 31, 12 AM ET

  18. Midterm elections test political landscape and congressional control

    Oct 27, 3 PM ET

  19. Democrats lead in seven Senate battlegrounds according to new polls

    Nov 3, 4 AM ET

  20. Democratic candidates win key Republican-held seats

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  21. Trump acknowledges Iran role in midterm losses

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  22. Democrats gain significant legislative momentum

    Nov 4, 10 AM ET

  23. Iranian officials say US voters rejected Trump's war

    Nov 4, 10 AM ET

  24. US voters cast ballots in midterm elections

    Nov 4, 1 PM ET

  25. Iranian officials comment on trump's midterm election results

    Nov 4, 3 PM ET

  26. Hakeem Jeffries advances toward becoming first House speaker

    Nov 4, 12 PM ET

  27. Democrats flip multiple House seats in Pennsylvania

    Nov 3, 11 PM ET

  28. US voters cast ballots to decide control of Congress

    Oct 29, 6 PM ET

  29. Trump threatens to use veto power if Democrats gain control

    Nov 1, 7 PM ET

  30. John thune to run for Senate republican leader

    Nov 4, 4 PM ET

  31. Democrats regain control of Congress as Trump dismisses impeachment threat

    Nov 5, 2 PM ET

  32. Cracks appear in Reflecting Pool after Trump's remarks

    Nov 3, 2 PM ET

  33. World leaders express relief and caution after republican election rout

    Nov 4, 2 PM ET

  34. Democrats gain majority after midterm elections

    Nov 5, 6 AM ET

  35. Democrats win majority in House and Senate

    Nov 5, 1 PM ET

  36. Democrats plan to limit Trump's agenda in first 100 hours

    Nov 6, 6 AM ET

  37. Hakeem Jeffries announces bid for House speaker

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  38. U.S. stocks surge as Democrats win Congress

    Nov 5, 6 AM ET

  39. Democrats win on affordability but face delivery challenges

    Nov 5, 10 AM ET

  40. Democrats secure enough seats to end electoral college by 2028

    Nov 6, 7 AM ET

  41. Trump says he can work with Democrats after midterm losses

    Nov 5, 5 PM ET

  42. Mississippi Senate race remains closely contested with no recount procedure

    Nov 6, 8 AM ET

  43. Republicans face internal conflict after midterm losses

    Nov 1, 11 PM ET

  44. Democrats win majority in House and Senate

    Nov 3, 11 PM ET

  45. Midterms conclude as 2028 presidential race remains wide open (this story)

    Nov 5, 8 AM ET

  46. Stock markets decline after midterm elections

    Nov 5, 8 PM ET

  47. Democrats gain Texas House seats as Republicans retain Senate majority

    Nov 6, 3 AM ET

  48. Democrats gain control of multiple state governments

    Nov 6, 1 PM ET

  49. Democrats gain ground in Southern states

    Nov 6, 2 PM ET