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Hey y'all, I'm Playbook co-author Rachel Bade.

It's Thursday, October 10th.

Overnight Hurricane Milton started bearing down on the coast of Florida, just as millions of Florida residents have evacuated and hunkered down.

This is going to be one of the largest storms to ever make landfall in this state.

And everyone should be checking Playbook this morning for the most recent updates of the storm.

Of course, be sure to keep the Floridians in your thoughts and prayers as they weather this.

It's not going to be pretty.

Meanwhile, on the campaign trail, a new Quinnipiac University poll appears to show and capture what feels like a

vibe shift happening right now that Trump is benefiting from a final sprint and boost of momentum.

The poll found that in the hypothetical two-way matchup, Harris leads Trump by three percentage points

in Pennsylvania, yes, but he leads her by two points in Wisconsin and three points in Michigan.

All these results are within the margin of error, but it is a troubling sign for the Democrats, given that in mid-September, Paris

actually held a lead in Pennsylvania in Michigan, and her and Trump were essentially tied

in Wisconsin. Not anymore. Speaking of Michigan, we wrote over the weekend about Harris's

problem in the Wolverine state with Arab Americans, we wrote over the weekend about Harris's problem in the Wolverine

State with Arab Americans obviously furious over the administration's handling of the situations in

Gaza and Lebanon. And of course, we've been following Harris's ongoing challenges with

auto workers in Michigan. And this morning, we're going to throw another problem on the fire

for Harris in Michigan, Blackmen.

And here to talk with me more about that is our national political correspondent and author of the recast newsletter, Bracton Booker.

Good morning, Breckton.

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