Early voting is underway across the United States as the 2026 midterm elections approach, with La Nación running live coverage of the early-vote results and the Republican-versus-Democrat contests. The Argentine outlet published its tracker on Sunday, November 1, 2026, framing the races as the central political story of the moment.
La Nación's coverage sits alongside a broader wave of Spanish-language reporting on the same elections. Página|12 published a piece titled "El precipicio electoral de Trump," while CNN en Español examined where a possible Democratic wave would first show up, naming the specific races to watch. Together the coverage points to a midterm cycle being read closely from outside the United States as well as within it.
The polling picture described in that reporting is not a simple story of two entrenched camps. La Nación reported a shift in surveys suggesting voters are less polarized than previously assumed. Perfil, meanwhile, described a change in the US electorate, reporting growing disenchantment with Trump and with the traditional parties. Those characterizations come from the outlets and are not independently confirmed here.
What the early-vote numbers ultimately show will not be clear until more ballots are counted. For now, the available material offers no vote totals, no named candidates and no district-level results.
Watch for updated early-voting figures and the first concrete results from the races CNN en Español identified as the leading indicators of any Democratic surge.
