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Decision 2026: Battle for Control of Congress

Decision 2026

Year: 2026 Documentary Runtime: 53 min

Overview

With less than a month to the 2026 midterm elections, in this NBC News special report, Kristen Welker, Hallie Jackson, and Steve Kornacki examine what's at stake for both parties as they battle for control of Congress and what polling says across the United States.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Kristen Welker

Kristen Welker

Self

Hallie Jackson

Hallie Jackson

Self

Steve Kornacki

Steve Kornacki

Self

Garrett Haake

Garrett Haake

Self - NBC News Chief White House Correspondent

Ryan Nobles

Ryan Nobles

Self - NBC News Chief Capitol Hill Correspondent

Ryan Chandler

Ryan Chandler

Self - NBC News Correspondent

Shaquille Brewster

Shaquille Brewster

Self - NBC News Correspondent

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

Self (archive footage)

James Talarico

James Talarico

Self (archive footage)

Angie Nixon

Angie Nixon

Self (archive footage)

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