I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitport News, and this is the Brightport News Daily podcast.

It is Election Day 2020, and we begin the broadcast with a breakdown of some of the key

races I'm watching at Brightport News from my vantage point at the Brightport News desk.

And there are so many, it is hard to encapsulate them all in the show.

Thus, I recommend you check out brightport.com throughout the night and

into tomorrow and the rest of the week and beyond as well as all of our broadcasts on Sirius

XM, the Patriot Channel number 125. Our guest today is Caroline Levitt. It's a young woman who is

the Republican nominee for Congress in New Hampshire's first district. It's a tightly contested race, but one, I think she's got the slight edge to win.

And if she does win, she'll be Generation Z's first congresswoman, perhaps the only or perhaps

part of a couple who are running this time around, and the youngest congresswoman ever.

She's very impressive.

There's a lot of smart

things to say, and it's good to get to the conversation this morning that I have not added over the last two years, which is satisfying.

I do feel like I've sufficiently made the case

that there's significant problems in this country, and they are not the ones the Democrats have

laid out. The Democrats have laid out that it is abortion and it is democracy that is under

attack are the two major issues facing this country right now.

I think it's pretty clear that even if you're pro-abortion, that the Democrats' position is

extreme and is probably further away from your position than actually the Republicans are.

The vast majority of Republicans are content to have it be a state-by-state

issue. And if you want to live in a place where abortion is safe, legal, and rare, so to speak,

then there's plenty of those out there, and they'll be that way for a while. And then if you

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