Good morning. Welcome to Axios today. I'm Naila Boodoo and we've made it to

election day. Unless you've been under a rock you should know it's Tuesday

November 3rd. And here's how we're going to make you smarter,

not just this morning, but for the next 24 hours.

Starting this afternoon,

we'll be here with you every few hours

for special many episodes of the podcast,

answering the urgent questions about this election.

It's going to be a long night, but we will be there with you,

so make sure you subscribe to our podcast

so you don't miss out. We get things started this

morning with why voting is a sacred right. Plus how the election could all come

down to Pennsylvania. But first, Joe Biden's election plan is

today's one big thing. Yesterday we talked about Jonathan Swan's scoop that

President Trump might declare a preemptive victory,

even well before all the ballots are counted. Axios's Margaret Talib and Mike Allen are just a few

of the people in the newsroom who are preparing for other

scenarios and they're here with us now. First of the two of you teamed up for a

story that's about what lessons Joe Biden has learned from the disastrous

election night back in 2000.

To remind everyone, George Bush declared victory early, Al Gore conceded, and then he took

back his concession.

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