Rubio wants to be vice president, per report. Residency question looms

• The Cuban American politician has advised Trump on Cuba and Venezuela policy, and could help win support from Hispanic voters, the Times reports.
• If selected, Rubio would be the first Hispanic candidate on a major party's presidential ticket, per the Miami Herald.

Yes, but: Trump and Rubio are both Florida men, and the U.S. Constitution says electoral college voters cannot vote for a president and vice president from the elector's state.

• In theory, Florida electors wouldn't be able to vote for a Trump-Rubio ticket, but electors in other states could, Florida Atlantic University political science professor Kevin Wagner told the Herald.

The NYT reports that Rubio has told people changing his residency wouldn't be a problem.