WATCH LIVE: 2026 midterm election results — Nick Freitas, John Doyle, Steve Deace, Glenn Beck

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WATCH LIVE: 2026 midterm election results — Nick Freitas, John Doyle, Steve Deace, Glenn Beck

Blaze Media · Nov 3, 2026, 11:11 PM UTC

Join the live conversation on BlazeTV! Get seven days of BlazeTV+ free and submit your questions to our hosts: https://blazetv.com/midterms Election night 2026 is here! Join Glenn Beck, Steve Deace, John Doyle, Nick Freitas, Sara Gonzales, Pat Gray, Dave Landau, Auron MacIntyre, and more for live midterm election results, breaking updates, race calls, and…

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