“Florida is the fastest state in the country at reporting results. They drop things within half an hour, and they'll have two-thirds of the vote. Florida is the new California, not in vote counting speed but in how many competitive House races there are. There are six or seven races that I'm watching.”

…But if Republicans win those seats, I wouldn't necessarily, I mean, you can look at the margins, obviously, although margins are subject to change over election night. But these are not seats that Democrats have to win in order to win the House or even to have kind of a healthy margin in the House.

…Carolina, Vermont, and New Hampshire. I think most of us are going to be watching Georgia, Virginia, and Florida. Also, I mean, a shout out to New Hampshire, although that race has become significantly less interesting as time has gone on. What are you going to be watching for in those states?

And also, of course, there's an open governor's race that has been more competitive than the Senate race. And for that, of course, Florida is the second oldest state. It's very diverse and urbanized for leaning Republican. It's idiosyncratic in all of the ways that we've talked about. The Latino…

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That's the end of today's preview. Head to gdpolitics.com to become a paid subscriber and catch the full episode. Nathaniel and I spent an hour going through the states as the polls close. We talked about the states that will give us an early indication of turnout amongst black voters, like…