NBC invites voters to question analyst Steve Kornacki

NBC News is inviting viewers to send questions to political analyst Steve Kornacki about the upcoming midterm elections. The call to action runs this week, with the deadline set for Friday, Oct 27, just a few days before Election Day on Nov 5. Interested voters can submit their questions through the NBC News website or via the network’s social‑media channels.

Kornacki, who has spent the last decade covering presidential and congressional races for MSNBC and the Washington Post, is known for his data‑driven analysis and clear explanations of complex electoral trends. His work has helped explain why certain states swing and how demographic shifts influence outcomes. The midterms are a critical moment for the United States: the House of Representatives will be up for election, and the Senate will see a handful of seats change hands. With voter turnout expected to hit about 50 %—roughly 70 million people—Kornacki’s insights could shape how people interpret the results.

To submit a question, viewers should visit the NBC News site, locate the “Ask Steve Kornacki” form, and fill in their name, email, and question. The network will review all entries and select a handful for a live or pre‑recorded segment that will air on the day of the election. Kornacki will discuss key issues such as the economy, healthcare, and the political climate, as well as how the results might affect policy and governance. NBC has promised that the segment will be available on its streaming platform and on the network’s broadcast channel.

After the Q&A airs, Kornacki will provide a post‑election analysis that breaks down the voting patterns and explains the implications for the next four years. The segment is part of NBC’s broader effort to keep the public informed during a period of high political engagement. By giving voters a chance to ask direct questions, the network hopes to demystify the electoral process and encourage more people to cast their ballots.