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survey. hearst' need in battleground states, she's doing so even though it's within the margin of error, and it could suggest while trump is performing better nationally than he was four years ago, bankingis already winning. so while the power rankings do predict republicans take the senate, the house remains a toss-up, and this week weave seen some movement -- we've seen some movement. new york's 17 shifted from a toss-up to a lean r. pennsylvania 10 moves from lean 4 to to toss-up and wisconsin 3 goes from red to pink. maryland 6th district could be sleeper district. nevada 3 strengthening for democrats. also new york 11 mauves to -- moves to likely r. john avlon is facing questions about the extent of his residency there. and lastly, more than 15.3 million people more ballots have been already cast but, you know, with changing attitudes forward early voting, it would be risky to try and predict who those early votes are going to, liz. liz: so close. thank you, alexandria. we appreciate it. with the election still very much, as you just saw, a toss-up, both campaigns are working on best case scenarios. in case of a win, whom would they pick the join their cabinet? one of the names thr