CBS News reported that Riley Callanan spoke with potential voters who voiced a sense of discouragement ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The network published the account as a video, available through the CBS News video report.

The summary of the CBS News video does not identify the voters by name, describe the specific reasons for their discouragement, or state where the conversations took place. Those details are not contained in the available summary.

Fox News separately reported that actor Josh Duhamel shared an Instagram video urging Minnesota voters to go to the polls for the midterm elections. According to Fox News, Duhamel described the state as "worth saving." The story appears in a Fox News report on Duhamel's video.

The Fox News summary does not describe the rest of the Instagram video, including its length or any other statements in it, and it does not state when the video was posted.

The two reports cover voter engagement from different angles. CBS News focused on discouragement expressed by potential voters, while Fox News focused on a public figure's call for turnout in Minnesota. Neither summary states whether the two stories are connected.

Neither summary includes polling data, turnout figures, or statements from election officials. Both summaries describe the midterm elections only as upcoming, and neither includes the full text of the reports.

Sources: CBS News: Watch: Voters speak about sense of discouragement ahead of midterms; Fox News: Josh Duhamel urges voters to save ‘God’s country’ ahead of midterms.