Welcome to Schim this. Politicians like to say, every election is the most important election ever.

But the morning after the 2020 election, it kind of feels like they weren't lying this time.

At the time we published this, we don't know who won the presidential election yet,

and there are still millions of votes that haven't been counted in key states, making it, you guessed it,

too early to declare either candidate a winner. But even though the presidential race isn't over,

the situation in Congress is looking a bit more clear. But you might want to brace yourself for

more divided government. Then we'll also spotlight some key state laws that voters changed at

the polling booth, from legalizing drugs to changing their flags. But first, the main attraction.

We have a key race alert right now.

2020 election night started like most presidential election nights, with a lot of TV sound effects.

And if you wrapped up your work day and immediately turned on the TV because that's when we were

told polls are starting to close, there wasn't much news to hear. Indiana, as expected, we are projecting

Donald Trump as the projected winner there. President Trump will win the electoral votes,

eight electoral votes of Kentucky.

Trump winning some red states wasn't a surprise, and neither was Biden winning some seriously

blue states. In Delaware, native son Joe Biden is the projected winner. Biden, the winner in

Massachusetts as well. But as the night dragged on, we did get some results from important

battlegrounds from past elections. Florida and Ohio.

The Associated Press has reported that President Trump has won the battleground state of Florida.

We are definitely giving Ohio to the Republicans.

Florida and Ohio were two states Trump basically needed to win in order to get reelected,

since he won both of them in 2016 and because each has a lot of electoral college votes.

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