Port Charles braces for a tense midweek as election results, Measure C, and Laura’s political fate collide with a growing crisis involving Rocco, Danny and Charlotte. Meanwhile, Alexis, Jason, Emma, Nathan, and Joss face pressure as alliances shift across town

The midweek episode of General Hospital places Port Charles at a turning point. The long-awaited election numbers are finally ready, and the outcome will determine far more than who occupies the mayor’s office. Measure C, Laura’s fate, and the rising fallout from Dalton’s actions collide, leaving the town on edge.

The latest teasers confirm that the ballots have been counted, offering a clear sense of how Port Charles voters feel. The community’s stance on Measure C is now set to be revealed, and Sonny’s waterfront property hangs in the balance. If the mandate passes, Sidwell may get the opening he needs to seize that land for his own purposes.

At the same time, the question remains whether Drew, Ezra Boyle and Sidwell’s political tactics have worked. They tried to use Laura and Sonny’s shared connection to Rocco to turn public opinion. Their goal has been simple — unseat Laura. Whether residents bought into that strategy will soon be known. Could Ezra actually win the mayor’s seat?

Rocco, Danny and Charlotte are dealing with the consequences of their decision to sneak into Dalton’s lab. Dalton retaliated quickly, placing blame squarely on Rocco. Now the teen is stuck in juvenile detention, waiting for a bail hearing, while Danny and Charlotte struggle with guilt over how far things have spiraled.

This crisis explains why Alexis brings Jason into the loop. The situation requires careful handling, and the two must figure out a way to protect all three kids before things get even worse. The lingering question — can they pull off a plan that clears everyone?

Emma, who once made it her mission to expose Dalton, is also grappling with her role in this disaster. Though she backed away from the plan earlier, Wednesday’s hints suggest she reaches a breaking point. Whether her anger is aimed at Dalton, Dante, or at herself is yet to be known.

Meanwhile, Nathan steps in as a support for Lulu, who fears for her son’s safety. His presence on the force gives her at least one person who can keep her updated and make her son’s stay easier.

Elsewhere, Vaughan calls Joss in for a meeting. Their recent lack of communication raises questions about why he wants to see her now. With Joss trying to move closer to Lucas at Wyndemere, the timing adds another layer of tension. Will this meeting stay strictly professional, or drift into something riskier?

The week’s events push Port Charles into uncertainty as political tension, teen troubles and rising guilt force everyone to reassess their next move.