Fox News reported that the Republican Senate majority faces fresh uncertainty as two key races tighten days before the midterm elections. Its coverage centered on Ohio and South Carolina.

In Ohio, Fox News said Sherrod Brown leads Jon Husted "within the margin of error." In South Carolina, the outlet reported that polling shows Darline Graham and Annie Andrews tied. The summary does not give vote totals.

PBS NewsHour reported that the race for the Senate has moved from off the radar a year ago to a "hard-to-predict finish." The outlet said Democrats stand a chance of retaking the chamber.

According to PBS NewsHour, the contest will come down to just over a dozen races across the country. Lisa Desjardins takes a look at the map and what might happen.

The two reports point the same direction on the basic picture: the outcome is uncertain. Fox News's headline refers to fresh uncertainty for the Republican majority, and PBS NewsHour describes a finish that is difficult to predict.

The two outlets also describe the contest at different scales. Fox News's summary covers two state races, while PBS NewsHour describes the national picture. Neither summary names the pollsters or gives the dates of the polls.

Sources: Fox News: GOP Senate majority faces fresh uncertainty as 2 key races tighten days before midterms; PBS NewsHour: Where key Senate races stand in the final days of campaigning.