Former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump each campaigned in Michigan, according to an ABC News video report. ABC News said the two men campaigned for their respective party's candidates in the "critical" Michigan Senate race, and its headline describes Michigan as a battleground state.
CBS News, in a video report, said recent polling ahead of the midterms shows Democrats have a "slight edge" to take the majority in the House of Representatives. The network said this comes as Trump and Obama rally in battleground states, and its headline says the two men take Michigan.
CBS News reporter Nikole Killion filed the report, and Ravi Gupta, a former Obama administration official, broke down the latest, according to the network's summary. That summary did not state the size of the House lead or the number of people polled.
According to the two sources, the headlines name Michigan, but the web address of the CBS News video refers to Ohio. Neither summary names a city where either event took place.
Neither summary mentions a response from the candidates in the Michigan Senate race or from any House candidate, according to the ABC News and CBS News descriptions.
Sources: ABC News: WATCH: Obama, Trump rally in battleground state Michigan; CBS News: New poll shows Democrats have slight edge in House races; Trump and Obama take Michigan.