A Florida International University poll taken a few weeks before Election Day found that 68% of Cuban American voters in Miami-Dade, which has the largest Hispanic community in the state, said they would vote for Trump, while 23% said they would vote for Harris and 5% were undecided.

President-elect Trump has defeated Vice President Harris in early Arizona ballot returns, the AP reports. Why it matters: The presidential race has already been called for Trump, but the outcome in battleground Arizona could provide insight as to which party has the upper hand heading into future statewide elections.