Donald Trump is attempting to crack Hillary Clinton's blue wall. And Clinton is hoping for a surge in Latino turnout fueled by opposition to Trump.

The two candidates are making a last minute dash across swing states like Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina as the 2016 presidential race enters its final hours.

They've also gone north to Michigan and New Hampshire to states Democrats have won in recent cycles but could flip this year. Here are the key states and signs to study as the night unfolds:

1: Trump's must-wins

Most plausible paths to victory for Trump start with holding onto two battlegrounds that Mitt Romney won four years ago -- North Carolina and Arizona -- and flipping three states President Barack Obama carried: Florida, Ohio and Iowa. A loss in any of the states
would severely complicate Trump's already precarious path to 270 electoral votes. Though if Trump clawed back Pennsylvania or Michigan from the Democrats, who have won both electoral-rich states six times in a row, North Carolina would be more expendable.

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