(CNN) -- Through Election Night, CNN.com users can customize their online election tracking through the site's "Your Races" feature.
At CNN.com/YourRaces, users are able to follow the latest results in as many as 35 races, including presidential, congressional and gubernatorial contests, as well as key ballot measures.
CNN chief national correspondent John King has done some of your Election Day homework for you and selected some key races he'll be watching through the night.
To follow his picks, go to the Your Races main page, select "Race," and choose "CNN Anchor: John King's Races" from the pulldown menu. Then add them from the left column to Your Races on the right.
John King's races to watch:
President
Colorado
Florida
Indiana
North Carolina
Ohio
Virginia Senate
Alaska -- Incumbent Ted Stevens (R) vs. Mark Begich (D)
Georgia -- Incumbent Saxby Chambliss (R) vs. Jim Martin (D)
Kentucky -- Incumbent Mitch McConnell (R) vs. Bruce Lunsford (D)
Minnesota -- Incumbent Norm Coleman (R) vs. Al Franken (D)
Mississippi -- Incumbent Roger Wicker (R) vs. Ronnie Musgrove (D)
North Carolina -- Incumbent Elizabeth Dole (R) vs. Kay Hagan (D)
New Hampshire -- Incumbent John Sununu (R) vs. Jeanne Shaheen (D)
Oregon -- Incumbent Gordon Smith (R) vs. Jeff Merkley (D) House
Connecticut's 4th District -- Incumbent Christopher Shays (R) vs. Jim Himes (D)
North Carolina's 8th District -- Incumbent Robin Hayes (R) vs. Larry Kissell (D)
Pennsylvania's 8th District -- Incumbent Patrick Murphy (D) vs. Tom Manion (R)
Pennsylvania's 12th District -- Incumbent John Murtha (D) vs. Bill Russell (R)
Tennessee's 3rd District -- Incumbent Zach Wamp (R) vs. Doug Vandagriff (D) Governor
Vermont -- Incumbent Jim Douglas (R) vs. Gaye Symington (D) Ballot Measures
California Proposition 8 -- Ban on gay marriage
California Proposition 4 -- Abortion limits