swing districts. these are ones that basically bush carried in 2004 and obama carried in 2008. . 23 of these 64 were elected in 2008 and probably among the first to go, 16 of them were elected in 2006, the sophomore, as we call them. 13 of those 64 voted against president obama on health care and, of course, we want to see, we're going to see on election day whether that voting against him somehow helped insulate them to this national environment we have been seeing in debate after debate after debate. that health care seems to be the one thing that drives this divide between democrats and republicans. more so than the economy. it is what we see come up the most. so, now, we want to take you to our house map here and focus on three states. actually, two states here. pennsylvania and iowa. couple things in common. they have governor races the top of the ticket where the republican is going to win by a fairly wide margin.