The latest polling suggests Republican Matt Van Epps continues to be slightly favored over Democrat Aftyn Behn. A new survey from Emerson College Polling/The Hill survey shows that 48% of voters support Van Epps and 46% support Behn. Two percent plan to vote for one of three third-party candidates on the ballot, and 5% are undecided.

The election takes place on December 2. The Republican Party is likely to win the Tennessee special election, though perhaps by a tighter margin than initially expected, according to latest polls.

A poll shows early voters favor Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn, while those planning to vote on Election Day are leaning toward Republican nominee Matt Van Epps. What to know.

Republican strategist Luke Ball and former Biden White House advisor Yemisi Egbewole discuss the Tennessee special election and the future of the Democratic Party on ‘The Sunday Briefing.’

An Impact Research poll from October showed Van Epps up by 8 points (52 percent to 44 percent). Democrats, however, are more motivated to turn out on Election Day, the poll found. Eighty-three percent of Democratic candidates said they are “extremely motivated,” compared to 71 percent of Republicans.

The Jersey City mayor's race is heading to a runoff election on Tuesday, with City councilmember James Solomon facing off against former NJ Gov. Jim McGreevey.