This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.  ... so today Tuesday more than a year and a half after it began ... campaign twenty sixteen filing comes to an end ... when you look back at his race for the White House so we've just been through ... it's easy to see how momentous he really has been ... both parties really have been shaken to the core by this campaign ... Republicans are some and then remade by Donald Trump is populist movement ... Democrats may even find that the bill and the expected standard bearer Hillary Clinton won they may have been remade as well by the Bernie Sanders uprising ... that occupied so much time earlier this year ... if Hillary Clinton wins you have done something that very few people have been able to do that's harder than most people realize which is to win a third term for her party in the White House ... it felt right wins he will be a very rare species somebody who comes ... to the White House with no previous political experience ... and no military experience either that's very unusual thing ... so as we go through this night what is there to look for in particular as we try to see exactly how this shakes out one thing only that I'll be looking for is Florida Florida's that ... maybe the most pivotal state in this election and if we know early on that Hillary Clinton has won Florida it's very hard to see a path for don't try to win the White House so I think ... through the reader of Florida something to watch Tuesday night ... last thing to watch for is concession speeches will there be a concession speech will be graceful ... though go long way in determining exactly what the mood is the morning after the election ... redoubts been a very good this campaign ... a concession speech that ... assessed everybody on a different path could be a huge thing for the next president whoever he ... or she might be ...
As voters decide whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton will be the next president, WSJ's Gerald F. Seib discusses two things to watch on election night: the fate of Florida and whether we see a concession speech from the losing candidate. Photo: AP