Which state are you going to MOSTLY watch for on Election Day?

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I will be closely following my home state of Florida, I feel like it is going to do something odd this year.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Florida or Ohio were my two picks, but if one, then Florida.

[Xing]

If I had to pick one state, probably FL, but AZ, IA, NC, OH, PA, and possibly others will be interesting to watch.

[evergreenarbor]

North Carolina, because I want it to trend Democratic and I really want Pat McCrory to go down in flames.

Also Utah, to see how many counties McMuffin wins.

[Ronnie]

Missouri, Nevada, and North Carolina, because I expect the senate races in those states will be decided on a knife's edge.

[Mr. Smith]

Utah and NC.

[eric82oslo]

Definitely Utah. Followed by Arizona and Alaska, then Texas. Of the traditional battleground states, I will be most interested in following Florida, as always.

[ProudModerate2]

Florida at first, knowing that if Hillary wins it, then I will feel comfortable that the election is over.
But later, Utah .... hoping McMullin or Hillary can take it from trump.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Strictly the Presidential race; Arizona, followed by North Carolina, Utah, Texas, & Florida.

[BuckeyeNut]

My home state of Ohio, of course. As we go, so goes...

[MT Treasurer]

For the presidential race only:

1. Maine
2. Iowa
3. Ohio
4. Utah
5. Alaska
6. Texas
7. All the(other) swing states

For the Senate races, obviously all competitive states.

For the Governors races:

1. Montana
2. West Virginia
3. North Carolina
4. Vermont

[Adam Griffin]

All of the anti-Georgia bigotry in this thread is Deeply Disturbing!

[rafta_rafta]

Utah, for egg McMuffin

[SPQR]

Texas.
Then Arizona, Alaska, Georgia, Utah.

[Senator-elect Spark]

Ohio, Florida, Nevada, Iowa, North Carolina, Utah, PA

[Bismarck]

Indiana, Ohio, Utah, Iowa, North Carolina, Florida, PA, Arizona in that order

[Torie]

My main interest is of course the election result in Hudson, NY, and in particular, one item on the back of the ballot. The local elections for NY-19 and the legislature are also interesting, and all should be close.

[F_S_USATN]

Bill Mitchell's state of denial

[Classic Conservative]

It really will depend what the state of the race is, definitely OH, IA, NC and FL probably ME and UT as well.

[Incipimus iterum]

Utah , Idaho(to se how many votes McMullen will take from Trump), Nevada, Colorado, Texas, and Arizona.

[Vega]

Utah, Ohio, and Nevada, in about that order.

[Blackacre]

North Carolina. I have a close friend from there, and there are three important and competitive races happening in tandem

[Pyro]

Margins in the early states will be telling of the total trend.
Then the major swing states - North Carolina and Ohio especially.
After that, should Clinton be the clear winner thus far, I suppose we'd move on to looking at competitive senate/house races.
Finally, the majesty of Utah. Hopefully it will be entertaining.

[Figueira]

Question 5 in Maine, Proposition F in San Francisco, the Senate races in all the tossup states, the Vermont, New Hampshire, and North Carolina gubernatorial elections, and of course Utah.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

The semi-competitive races I care about most apart from just the Senate majority and the Electoral College:

-McCrory vs. Cooper
-Rubio vs. Murphy
-Toomey vs. McGinty
-Burr vs. Ross
-Johnson vs. Feingold
-NO on all marijuana initiatives
-Not allowing any Southern state (other than Virginia, which is a given) to vote for Clinton
-Utah going for McMullin
-Mike Lee winning by at least 50 over Mr. Snow