BLITZER: Welcome back. Some historic voting in the battleground state of Florida right now. The number of people who have voted early or used absentee ballots in that state is now higher than the entire 2012 election there. It's a crucial battleground. CNN's Boris Sanchez is in Miami, Randi Kaye is in Orlando. Randi, let's begin with you. What is it like?</s>RANDI KAYE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We are here at the Orange County Elections Office, Wolf. And they are very busy. We call this the democracy factory. They are counting the absentee ballots that have come in. They expect to count 17,000 today. They've already counted about 147,000. Once they sort all of those, they come back to the machine where they actually put the ballots into the machines and count them. It is very, very interesting stuff. And they are breaking records here, already more than 400,000 people have voted absentee or early voting here in Orange County, setting a record, just like my colleague, Boris, can talk about in Miami, also setting records there.</s>BORIS SANCHEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Absolutely, Randi. 50,000 people voted in Miami-Dade County just yesterday, giving Democrats about 100,000 vote advantage in a county that is reliably Democratic but the big question here in south Florida, how will Cuban Americans vote? If Donald Trump can convince the traditionally GOP leaning demographic to go his way, it may cut into that 88,000 vote lead that Democrats have state wide, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: All right, Boris and Randi, guys, thanks very much. That's it for me. The news will continue. Our special election coverage and more right after a quick break.
Early and Absentee Voting in Florida Higher Than 2008 Turnout.