MS NOW Sets Primetime Election Coverage for Nov. 3
Rachel Maddow anchors the network's live broadcast, which is available through three major streaming providers.
By Bianca Herrera ·
MS NOW will begin its 2026 midterm election coverage at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The network will air live results for local and state races throughout the night. Rachel Maddow will lead the primetime segment of the broadcast.
The network has stationed reporters in two key locations for the evening. Antonia Hylton will report live from a watch party in Atlanta, Georgia. Alicia Menendez will provide updates from Houston, Texas. Both correspondents will feed into the main broadcast as votes are tallied.
Viewers can access the channel without a traditional cable subscription. DirecTV, Sling TV, and Hulu + Live TV all carry the live feed. Each service offers different pricing structures and channel lineups for the month of November.
DirecTV offers its Entertainment TV package for $59.99 for the first month. The regular rate is $88.99 per month. This plan includes more than 90 channels and unlimited cloud DVR storage. Subscribers also receive 90 additional free channels and can stream on up to three devices away from home.
Sling TV provides access to the channel through its Blue package. This subscription costs $54.99 per month. The plan includes more than 40 cable channels and 50 hours of free DVR storage. Users can stream on up to three devices simultaneously. Channel availability may vary by location.
Hulu + Live TV costs $99.99 per month. This subscription grants access to more than 100 live channels. It also includes access to Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN Select. The service offers unlimited DVR cloud storage. Users can stream on three devices at home or on the go, with up to two streams at once.
MS NOW will broadcast the coverage throughout Election Night. The network aims to provide continuous updates as results come in. The live feed is available to subscribers of the three streaming services listed above.
