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5. @DrSamPage v. Paul Berry III: I'm interested to see the margin here. If it's significantly closer than 2018 (Berry lost to Steve Stenger by nearly 20), then it could show Page has work to do to shore up his political stock ahead of 2022.
4. #SD23: @BillEigel v. Richard Orr. Eigel won in 2016 by about 20 points. If his margin goes down significantly, it could be a sign that Dems in St. Charles County are turning out to vote in #MO2.
3. #SD1: @Dougbeck562 v. David Lenihan: This district has traditionally been decided by a point or two. If the margin is larger than normal for Beck, then it could also be a sign of things to come in parts of #MO2.
2. @DebLavender v. @Koenig4MO: Probably one of the best state Senate matchups in 20+ years between two candidates who work extremely hard. Obviously has big implications for #MO2.
1. @calebrowden v. @Baker4MO: This Mid-MO contest has huge implications for the future of MO Senate leadership. If Rowden loses, it sets off a scramble to replace him as majority leader and, perhaps in two years, Senate president pro tem.
More big questions about Election Day here: https://news.stlpublicradio.org/government-politics-issues/2020-11-02/11-questions-that-could-shape-missouris-election
