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Arizona. 208,000 vote lead, 53.7% to 45%. 11 electoral votes at stake over there. back to john king. right now biden has a significant 192-108 lead in the electoral college vote. >> and west coast, when i started doing this, competitive territory. not anymore. washington, oregon, california, blocks for the democrats. great building blocks. only reason the republicans go there now is raise money. you need to get to 270. this is the hard part. hate to say it this way, but easy for democrat to get to 192. you know illinois, new york, california, washington and oregon will be on your side. working...

Trump has 344,000-vote lead over biden, 55.9%-42.7%. in wisconsin 40% of the estimated vote is in. trump has a narrow lead. 21,000-vote lead over biden, 49.9%-48.4%. in georgia, 59% of the estimated vote is in, trump seems to have comfortable 372,000 vote lead over biden, 55.4% to 43.4%. getting more key race alerts. arizona right now. 75% of the vote is in, biden has 208,000 vote lead. arizona. 53.7%, 45%. minnesota, 38% of the vote in, biden seems to have comfortable 290,000 vote lead over trump in minnesota. iowa, 42% of the estimated vote in, biden has 112,000 vote lead

Biden looks like he has a relatively comfortable 208,000-vote lead over trump, 53.7%-45%. in minnesota 37% of the vote is in, biden there has a, looks like a pretty comfortable, nearly 300,000-vote lead over trump. 60.7%-37.2%. in iowa right now, a quarter of the vote is in, biden has a 76,000-vote lead over trump, 57.4%-41%. let's go back to john king at the magic wall. so, let's take a look at the electoral college map right now. no surprises at all. so far, 98 for biden, 95 for trump. >> and so now you're getting into the battleground states. as we flip it out. again, you need the building ...

Left, right -- >> i feel like i'm learning so much about so much tonight, jake. >> i just think there's some people out there who are disappointed. >> you're right. >> thought this thing was going to be over when -- >> biden's -- >> he's an incumbent president. >> not just that, he has remarkably enthusiastic, loyal, supporters all across the country. >> right, but, again, we're still waiting to hear. >> we are. >> pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona. wolf? >> all right, jake. thank you. we love the commentary. let's get a key race alert right now. take a look at this. arizona right now...

How things change sd? >> let's look at the charts, steve, talking about the economy and how donald trump can capitalize on it in 2020. >> yeah, the economy is obviously near or at the top of everybody's list of what matters in an election. not surprisingly, economists have tried to study the relationship between the economy and the outcome of political elections. there's a guy who has the best model. i'll show historical examples for where donald trump is. back in 2008, you can see that the model predicted 53.1% for president obama. it ended up at 53.7%. that's pretty darn close. if you look a...