As I said, the irony in the media overblowing the Trump hype is hilariously deafening. He was never a serious candidate. I don't think he was ever a serious threat to win.
Panhandle votes now coming in (different poll closing time) for Trump as expected. Trump now with a narrow lead but it still looks very good for Hillary.
In what race? Reuters has Trump at 70% with 1% reporting. BTW, Reuters reporting Trump has taken lead in Florida.
Rubio seems to be proof of ticket-splitting in Florida and elsewhere. He lost Miami-Dade in early voting to his challenger by 12,000; Trump lost early voting in Miami-Dade by 70,000.
538 based on prelim exit polls In a bad early sign for Trump, exit polls in Georgia imply a close race there, with Trump leading only about 48-47 according to preliminary exit polls put out by CBS News.
Neck-and-neck at 15% reporting. I haven't seen an update on Ohio in 10 minutes - still showing less than 1% reporting.
I expected Trump to win Florida, still many other ways for Hillary to win. If Trump DOESN'T win Florida then he HAS to win Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, Arizona, and either New Hampshire or Nevada to win. His path becomes almost impossibly narrow.