With candidates making a final push to win over voters ahead of Election Day, PBS NewsHour reported that Lisa Desjardins took a deep dive into the battle for control of the House of Representatives. The PBS NewsHour report by Desjardins, published October 29, is described in its summary as a look at that battle.

The PBS summary does not identify specific districts, candidates, or polling results, and it does not say what the report concludes.

ABC News reported that all 435 seats in the House of Representatives are on the ballot when voters head to the polls on Nov. 3. Its ABC News report on House races says these contests could determine which party is in control in the next Congress.

The ABC News summary does not identify the individual races it examines and does not name a reporter. The article is listed as published October 30.

The two reports differ in emphasis. The PBS summary centers on the final push before Election Day, while the ABC News summary centers on the full set of seats up for election and their effect on party control. Neither source reports a result, because the vote has not yet taken place.

Neither summary includes a city where the reporting originated, so no dateline is given. Readers seeking the full reporting can consult each outlet directly, since the summaries provide only an overview of what the stories cover.

Sources: PBS NewsHour: Mapping the battle for control of the House; ABC News: These House races could determine which party is in control in the next Congress.