Delaware

Final polls close

Events to view

Timing of outcomes

We have to get results that are near-complete election evening as always. Although Delaware has seen a rise in absentee voting this current year, officials are required to report all those absentees alongside precinct outcomes on Nov. 3.

Shift in outcomes

None anticipated; absentee and in-person votes should be released simultaneously.

District of Columbia

Final polls close

Events to look at

Timing of outcomes

It is gonna just just just take a bit. The District is mailing ballots to any or all voters when it comes to very first time this 12 months, and those which are mailed straight right back can reach election offices as later as Nov. 13 (so long as they’re postmarked by Election Day). While many mail and vote that is in-person may be released on election evening, officials state they will certainly remain counting for months after.

Shift in outcomes

Washington, D.C., is highly Democratic-leaning, therefore even when there clearly was a blue change, it will most likely probably get unnoticed.

Florida

Final polls close

Events to view

President; fifteenth, sixteenth, eighteenth, 26th and 27th districts that are congressional

Timing of outcomes

Must certanly be extremely fast. Florida is familiar with handling huge amount of mail ballots and contains regulations (like letting counties process absentee ballots days beforehand rather than accepting many ballots that come after Election Day) that encourage a count that is early.