The 2018 midterm elections are upon us and for anyone wanting to keep a close eye on the results — whether at home or on the go — here are the best places to stream the coverage.
ABC
ABC will be covering the event across all of its online apps and properties, including ABC News Live, which can be found on Facebook, The Roku Channel, AppleTV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple News, Twitter and the ABC News site and mobile phone apps. ABC News will also provide comprehensive coverage, analysis and race updates on ABCNews.com, FiveThirtyEigh
Bloomberg
Bloomberg will be offering state by state coverage on TicToc, its 24/7 digital news network that’s available on Twitter. Using Twitter Moments — which enables TicToc to stitch together multiple tweets into slideshow-like stories — the network will curate real-time updates on election outcomes, a “what you need to know about the candidates” segment, and verified tweets from the candidates as well as from other politicians, Bloomberg reporters and other leaders.
CBS
CBS will stream its coverage on CBSN, its free over-the-top (OTT) streaming news service, at 5 p.m. ET. Viewers can also watch on the CBSN website and the CBS News app for free.
Fox News
Using Fox News Go, the news network’s OTT app, users can live stream Fox News’ “America’s Election HQ: 2018 Midterms,” which starts at 6 p.m. ET. Fox Business’ coverage will start with “Cavuto: Coast to Coast” at 8 p.m. ET. However, Fox News Go requires users to have a participating cable or satellite package in order to stream its coverage.
C-SPAN
C-SPAN will be streaming its coverage for free — and with no login required — on C-SPAN.org starting at 8 p.m. ET.
Roku
Anyone who has a Roku streaming device can tune into one of the many news apps offered on the device including CBS News, CNNgo, NBC News, Newsy, ABC News, and Univision Now. All of the aforementioned apps will offer live coverage of the election throughout the day at no additional cost and without requiring a cable or satellite subscription.