The final polls in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race show Democrat Peggy Flanagan ahead of Republican Michele Tafoya, heading into Election Day. Flanagan is Minnesota's lieutenant governor, while Tafoya is a former NFL sideline reporter.

On Tuesday night, the polls will be closed and Minnesota residents will begin to learn who voters have chosen to lead. More than 885,000 Minnesotans have already cast ballots during the early voting period.

While Minnesota has long been considered a Democratic stronghold, Tafoya has gained ground during this election cycle.

A record number of Minnesotans have turned out to vote early. The secretary of state said Monday that nearly 900,000 people had already cast their ballots. Thousands more are expected to vote at the polls on Tuesday,

Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to discuss her race and confidence with voters on the eve of the midterms.

As millions of Minnesotans cast their votes in the midterm elections, 11 noncitizens in the state are facing the possibility of prison and deportation after being federally indicted on charges of voter fraud. The cases are among more than 100 indictments the Justice Department has announced in a nationwide crackdown on noncitizen voting in the weeks ahead of Election Day. During a July rally ...