The WFEA Morning Update

Nicole Silverio Breaks Down Record Texas Early Voting, Mississippi Senate Spending, and South Dakota Rancher Frustrations

Posted on October 22, 2026 by Tom Novak

In this interview, WFEA’s Jeff Chidester is joined by Capitol Hill Reporter Nicole Silverio of the Daily Caller News Foundation to break down the latest 2026 midterm developments.

The discussion covers record-shattering early voter turnout in blue Texas counties, Democrats pouring $1 million into deep-red Mississippi, and how frustration among South Dakota ranchers over beef imports is impacting Republican polling.

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