All eyes are on New Jersey and Virginia this week, where gubernatorial contests could show which party has the edge.

Critical gubernatorial elections are being held in New Jersey and Virginia tomorrow. Former President Barack Obama hit the campaign trail for the Democratic candidates while President Trump is set to host tele-rallies tonight for the Republican candidates.

President Trump urged New Yorkers to vote for former governor Andrew Cuomo as a way to block mayoral frontrunner, Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani. Races for governor in two blue states – New Jersey and Virginia – will also be decided tomorrow.

Candidates for governor in New Jersey and Virginia, and for mayor of New York City, campaigned in the final hours before the Nov. 4 election.

Former President Barack Obama campaigned alongside gubernatorial candidates in Virginia and New Jersey ahead of election day. Democrats hope to gain momentum in both states, as they look ahead to the 2026 midterms.

The results from Tuesday's off-year elections in New Jersey and Virginia -- and the New York City mayor's race -- will give voters an opportunity to weigh in on the state of the country and their communities.