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State	Democrat	Dem %	Republican	GOP %	Precincts reporting	Comments
Alaska	Mary Peltola	0%	Dan Sullivan*	0%	00% reporting
Georgia	Jon Ossoff*	59%	Mike Collins	41%	90% reporting	Called for Jon Ossoff (D)
Iowa	Josh Turek	53%	Ashley Hinson	44%	50% reporting
Maine	Troy Jackson	50%	Susan Collins*	50%	35% reporting
Michigan	Abdul El-Sayed	53%	Mike Rogers	45%	27% reporting
North Carolina	Roy Cooper	58%	Michael Whatley	40%	94% reporting	Called for Roy Cooper (D)
Ohio	Sherrod Brown	48%	Jon Husted*	47%	82% reporting
South Carolina	Annie Andrews	51%	Darline Graham	47%	94% reporting	Called for Annie Andrews (D)
Texas	James Talarico	59%	Ken Paxton	39%	60% reporting	Called for James Talarico (D)

Election Night Updates

11:30 pm EST Look at our map, in particular the line Dem pickups. It reads NC OH SC TX. That's the four seats the Democrats need to control the Senate if John Fetterman decides to become a Democrat. They need one more to make it real. Could be Kansas or Alaska

11:29 pm EST The AP has called the Wisconsin governor race for David Crowley (D).

11:28 pm EST All the networks have called Ohio for Sherrod Brown

11:27 pm EST The AP has called Ohio for Sherrod Brown

11:25 pm EST The other Republican talking head on PBS (Doug Heye, who is actually quite good) has this advice for the Republicans in 2028: 'Stay away from the pillow salesmen.' That's good advice.

11:24 pm EST One of the Republican talking heads on PBS has the ideal GOP candidate for 2028: Mike Pompeo. Uh, huh.

11:23 pm EST Red-State Republicans update:

IA-01 (R+4): The Democrat is leading by 11 points with 83% reporting.
IA-03 (R+2): The Democrat is leading by 12 points with 84% reporting.
KY-06 (R+7): The Democrat is leading by 9 points, and has been declared the winner, with 95%+ reporting.
OH-07 (R+5): The Democrat is leading by 8 points with 61% reporting.
WI-03 (R+3): The Democrat is leading by 8 points with 71% reporting.

Our vast experience in political analysis allows us to conclude that this was not a good night to be a Republican.

11:22 pm EST The AP has called the Iowa governor's race for Rob Sand (D)

11:22 pm EST The AP has called the Texas governor's race for Gina Hinojosa (D)

11:21 pm EST On Monday, we ran predictions from 17 Politico reporters about the most important races. We also made choices. (Z) went for a Talarico win as being the most momentous. (V) went for a Hinojosa win being the most momentous. Looks like a tie here

11:18 pm EST Greg Abbott has conceded defeat to Gov.-elect Gina Hinojoa (D-TX). At least he is a good sport. So Democrats won the top two races in Texas. We have no idea how that will work downballot, but we suspect the NRC will not be happy

11:18 pm EST Actually, thinking about it, maybe Paxton/Cornyn didn't matter. Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) is a Cornyn-like party loyalist, and he's losing by about as much as Paxton. Seems like anyone would have lost. The way Trump threw this away wasn't by knocking off Cornyn, but with an overly harsh immigration policy.

11:15 pm EST Black bellwether district update:

GA-06 (D+25): The Democrat is leading by 63 with 94% reporting.
LA-02 (D+17): The Democrat is leading by 51 with 60% reporting.
MD-04 (D+39): The Democrat is leading by 84 with 66% reporting.
MS-02 (D+11): The Democrat is leading by 34 with 77% reporting.
TN-09 (R+9): The Republican is leading by 1.3 with 95% reporting.

Black voters clearly turned out in force for this election.

11:14 pm EST NBC has Maine with Troy Jackson at 50.2% and Susan Collins at 49.7% with 35% reporting. Collins is one old tough bird

11:13 pm EST CNN has also called Texas for James Talarico (D)

11:10 pm EST Democrats just flipped ay R+5 seat in Ohio (OH-15) by 7 points

11:08 pm EST WHOA: NBC has called Texas for James Talarico. Boy are the Republicans going to give Donald Trump an earful. He threw away a state they couldn't have lost with John Cornyn. Texas is blue. And Gina Hinojosa might also be elected governor

11:06 pm EST Reader J.L.K. in Los Angeles, CA: 'I wish Mitch McConnell was alive to see this.'

11:05 pm EST Latino bellwether district update:

FL-27 (R+6): The Republican is up 0.5 points with 95%+ reporting
TX-15 (R+7): The Democrat is up by 45 (!) with 59% reporting
TX-23 (R+7): The Democrat is up by 12 with 61% reporting
TX-28 (R+2): The Democrat is up by 39 (!) with 59% reporting
TX-34 (R+3): The Democrat is up by 18 with 84% reporting
TX-35 (D+19): The Democrat is up by 17 with 72% reporting

Seems safe to say the Latinos did indeed swing back to the Democrats.

11:05 pm EST Ohio is close: Sherrod Brown 48.5%, Jon Husted 46.6% with 88% counted

11:04 pm EST Adam Hamilton (D) is leading Roger Marshall (R-KS) 53 44 with 90% of the vote counted

11:02 pm EST The AP has called Oregon for Jeff Merkley even before the votes were counted

11:02 pm EST AP called California Xavier Becerra (D), roughly 30 seconds after polls closed. What took so long?

10:59 pm EST Scott Perry (R-PA) lost his R+3 seat to Janelle Stelson by 11 points

10:57 pm EST Reader R.R. in Pasadena, CA: 'I just noticed that G. Elliot Morris is predicting a median 262 seats in the House for the Democrats. The NYT House page shows big inroads into the solid Republican seats and none into the Democratic ones. This looks like it's moving even further than the biggest swings people were predicting, 240-ish seats... I guess we'll have to wait and see how far this really goes. Ir's a huge repudiation of Trump and Republicans for sure, and it's about damn time.'

10:57 pm EST Reader R.E.M. in Brooklyn, NY: 'To J.E. in Gilbertsville: I won't be fully happy until that blue goes a bit north to Maine.'

10:57 pm EST Reader D.E. in Lancaster, PA: 'To piggyback on the comment from my fellow Pennsylvanian, J.E. in Gilbertsville, one of the things that Republicans love to point to is the visual of how much of the country is red. After this election, if the results continue to hold, the Democrats have driven huge spike through that illusion. Most notably they have reverse-Shermaned the South, which is seismic. And we are looking at a possible blue river through Middle America.

And if the Democrats want another Benedict Arnold besides Haley Stevens (E-MI), they can look to Alani Bankhead (E-MT). If you add her votes to Independent candidate Scott Bodnar, you get frightenly close to making it another Democratic win. Because both politicians picked their ego over the well being of the country, I'm creating a third party for them, the Ego Party (E). John Fetterman (E-PA) is currently the party's leader.'

10:57 pm EST Reader D.R. in Harrisburg, PA: 'So... I guess we're not getting that $5,000?'

10:57 pm EST Reader B.H. in Frankfort, IL: 'After Nov 3, Every GOP member of congress is now afraid of the voters more than they are afraid of the convicted felon. This is a democratic tsunami as well as a Democratic tsunami. Finally'!''

10:56 pm EST NBC is projecting that Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) will get another term

10:56 pm EST Donald Trump just got on his social media platform for tsunami victims: 'I wasn't on the ballot. If I was, I'd have won in a landslide. Thank you for your attention to this matter.'

Never doubt the power of positive delusion.

10:55 pm EST Reader B.H. in Frankfort, IL: 'After Nov 3, Every GOP member of congress is now afraid of the voters more than they are afraid of the convicted felon. This is a democratic tsunami as well as a Democratic add Donald Trump just got on his social media platform for tsunami victims: I wasnt on the ballot. If I was, Id have won in a landslide. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

10:50 pm EST CNN Has called the Ohio governor's race for Amy Acton. Quick, somebody call her mom

10:47 pm EST NBC now has the Democrats at 248 seats. Five more and they will tie CBS

10:45 pm EST Democrats Flipped Ryan Mackenzie's R+1 PA-07 district by 13 points

10:45 pm EST Reader L.S. in Greensboro, NC: 'I am absolutely stunned by what's going on in North Carolina. I expected a solid Roy Cooper (D) win, but it looks like it will be close to a 20-point margin.

We currently have a 10-4 Republican margin in the U.S. House, and it was re-gerrymandered to 11-3. But the Democrats have already picked up one seat, the Times forecasts them very likely to hold Davis's seat, very likely to flip three other Republican seats, and likely to flip another. Plus, in my district they now call it a toss-up that the odious Virginia Foxx (R) could lose. So if the Times is right, we'll go from 10-4 Republican to 9-5 or 10-4 Democratic on an 11-3 gerrymandered Republican map!

In the state legislature, Republicans currently hold a veto-proof 30-20 edge in the Senate and are one vote short at 71-49 in the House. But right now Democrats are leading in 25 Senate districts, one or two so close they probably won't hold, but still they'll go from veto-proof to nearly even. And in the House Democrats currently lead for 69 seats. Again, they won't get them all, but it's looking quite likely that Democrats will take over the House.

I thought there was no way the Democrats could do more than break the super-majorities given the highly gerrymandered maps. This result is unbelievable! It may be a wave nationally, but here in North Carolina it's an earthquake! '

10:44 pm EST NBC has Dan Osborn (I) ahead of Pete Ricketts (R) 53 - 42 with 38% reporting

10:42 pm EST NBC has Kansas at Adam Hamilton (D) 54% and Roger Marshall (R) at 42% with 71% reporting

10:42 pm EST Reader J.E. in Gilbertsville: 'Please tell B.C in Denver it's too late, we called it first.'

10:41 pm EST ANOTHER BIGGIE: Decision Desk has called Texas for James Talarico (D). Elon Musk pissed away $168 million for nothing

10:37 pm EST Reader B.C. in Denver, CO: 'J.E. in Gilbertsville is aware that the west coast has been the blue coast for quite some time, right?'

10:36 pm EST Fox is decreeing that Donald Trump and the GOP saw SC coming and that's why Trump was holding rallies there. In other words, he's brilliant, even when snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

10:35 pm EST You could have said, going into tonight, that the question was: Will the voters feel apathy or antipathy> We have our answer: antipathy.

10:31 pm EST J.E. in Gilbertsville, PA: 'There is a band of blue from Virginia to Georgia? Honey, there is a band of blue from NEW HAMPSHIRE to Georgia. Maybe even from Maine to Georgia. They're going to have to rename us the Blue Coast.'

10:31 pm EST Democrats flipped KY-06 Andy Barr's open R+7 district. Losing R+7 districts in Kentucky is not a good sign for the Republicans

10:29 pm EST Michele Tafoya (R) is leading Peggy Flangan (DFL) 56 - 41 but only 6% have reported so far

10:28 pm EST CBS saw NBC and raised it 9 seats. It is now predicting 253 Democratic House seats. If that happens, it will be a gain of 39, almost as much as the 41 in 2018

10:26 pm EST Democrats have flipped the R+7 KY-06

10:24 pm EST This is no longer a blue wave. It is a blue tsunami. Three of Donald Trump's handpicked candidates, Darline Graham, Michael Whatley, and Ken Paxton are probably all going to be crushed. We haven't looked at the state legislatures, but we suspect there will be a lot of blood on the floor--and it will all be red

10:24 pm EST Fox is now implicitly blaming Trump for Annie Andrews (D) winning in South Carolina. They're reminding viewers Trump told people to vote like he's on the ballot... which they did.

10:22 pm EST Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is down by 4 with 75% reporting.

10:20 pm EST From P.N. in Berkeley, CA: 'Just dropped off our ballets in sapphire blue Berkeley, CA. We ended up going to our polling place because our neighbor stopped us on the way to the local drop box to tell us that it was full and there was no way more ballots would fit. So, we better drop our ballets some place else.

'Very interesting that in this very blue location, with no competitive races, there is still a zeitgeist that's getting people to the polls.'

10:20 pm EST Look at the map. There is band of blue from Virginia to Georgia. Robert E. Lee is rolling over in his grave

10:18 pm EST 45 minutes until polling places close in California. So, those waiting on pins and needles to learn who the next governor will be will have to hold on for a while longer.

10:17 pm EST Fox says Talarico 'may eventually win this' with 55% reporting and still a 20-point lead

10:16 pm EST There were some ballot-counting issues that will affect the district of Rep. Mike Lawler (R), such that the result might not be known until tomorrow. Could be Donald Trump's next obsession.

10:14 pm EST NBC is projecting 244 Democratic House seats, a gain of +30

10:13 pm EST From reader K.F. in Berea, KY: 'Andy Barr's district has been called by LEX18 for Zach Dembo (D). The first Democrat elected to this seat since before Andy Barr who also got an easy win against a bad candidate. Pretty wild for this R+7 district.

In Berea City, I noticed police pulling people over in front of polling places in this STRONGHOLD democratic area of the 6th district. Did my civic duty and reported it. Then I called our mayor and said maybe they ought to get their quota somewhere else?

10:09 pm EST From J.K. in Short Hills, NJ: 'FYI... S&P 500 futures are down over 1% in response to the Blue Tsunami. Nasdaq 100 futures are down over 2%. Ironically, the market tends to perform better with a divided Federal Government, but the initial reaction is clearly negative.'

10:07 pm EST ANOTHER BIGGIE CNN is projecting that Democrats will win more than 218 seats in the House and will control the House. Hakeem Jeffries (D) will become the first Black speaker. With a Black speaker and two Black governors in the South, this is a very good night for Blacks

10:07 pm EST The Ohio race is getting tight. Sherrod Brown (D) is now up 1.2 points on Sen. Jon Husted (R) with 72% reporting.

10:04 pm EST Very BIGGIE CNN has called South Carolina for Annie Andrews

10:04 pm EST From reader R.S. in Milan, OH: 'something of note on the Ohio numbers. The totals I'm seeing on various sites are showing nothing reported yet from Lucas County (home of Toledo), which is historically one of the most Democratic counties in the state. I don't want to get my hopes up too much here, but if totals shown really don't include anything from Lucas County, there's a very good possibility that a sizeable margin of votes in favor of Brown and Acton is yet to come in.'

10:03 pm EST Rob Sand (D) is leading Zach Lahn (R) 62 to 38 for governor of Iowa

10:02 pm EST Dan Osborn (I) is leading Pete Ricketts (R) in Nebraska 54 - 41 with 40% reporting

10:01 pm EST B.S. in Charleston again: Follow up: 'We're seeing as much as +20 pt shifts for the Democrats, and that one county (Orangeburg, just northwest of Charleston) is reporting 71.3% to 27.4% for Andrews, a 19.3-pt swing from 2024 if those results hold.

10:00 pm EST CNN's John King looked at all the blue on the House map and said: This is epic

09:57 pm EST CNN has Democrats leading in 201 House races to Republicans 136

09:57 pm EST PBS has called 99 seats for the Democrats, 53 for the Republicans.

09:55 pm EST The one county in South Carolina that has reported no votes is heavily Black. Bad news for Darline Graham (R).

09:53 pm EST Annie Andrews (D) leads Darline Graham (R) 51 - 47 in South Carolina with 88% reporting

09:53 pm EST Adam Hamilton (D) is up 28 points on Sen. Roger Marshall (R) with 63% reporting. Marshall, like Darline Graham, is on the cusp of 'the math can't work' territory. Lesson to anyone thinking about running for political office: Sending pregnant women to jail is not a good idea.

09:52 pm EST AOC has been elected to the House for the fifth time. Now she can start thinking about 2028

09:51 pm EST Mike Rounds (R) is crushing Brian Bengs (I) in South Dakota 66 - 34

09:50 pm EST Marsha Blackburn's (R) gubernatorial race is tied right now with 64% reporting. Worrisome news for those whose fondest wish is Sen. Pete Hegseth (Q-TN)

09:50 pm EST NBC has called NJ-07 for Rebecca Bennett (D) against Rep. Tom Kean (R) who went AWOL for 4 months and didn't tell anyone

09:49 pm EST Dummymander alert. The Democrat is up 1.4 in the (redrawn to be) R+8 NC-14 with 86% reporting.

09:49 pm EST MSNOW is reporting that Roger Marshall (R) needs to get 59% of the outstanding vote in Kansas

09:47 pm EST Josh Turek (D) is leading Ashley Hinson (R) in Iowa with 24% reporting

09:45 pm EST The other Nate (Cohn), of the NYT says the Democrats are now 95% to take the Senate.

09:44 pm EST Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) is leading Scott Colom (D) in Mississippi with 37% reporting

09:42 pm EST The Democrat is up 2 in the R+8 NC-9 with 91% reporting. That is of particular interest because the Republican is Richard Hudson, current chair of the NRCC, the main PAC that doles out money to House Republicans.

09:41 pm EST NBC is reporting Adam Hamilton (D) leading Roger Marshall (R) in Kansas! Bob Dole is rolling over in his grave

09:38 pm EST CBS is now saying the governor's race in Texas is leaning toward Gina Hinojosa. If she wins and Talarico wins, that will be a gigantic poltical earthquake

09:37 pm EST Hannah Pingree is leading leading Robert Charles 51 to 41 for governor of Maine

09:36 pm EST In South Carolina, Annie Andrews (D) is up 4.5 points on Darline Graham (R) with 82% reporting.

09:34 pm EST Ohio is getting closer, with Brown at 49.8% and Husted at 45.7%

09:34 pm EST Early-indicator district update:

FL-07 (R+5): The Republican is up 0.7 points, with 95%+ reporting.
FL-13 (R+6): The Republican is up 1 point, with 95%+ reporting.
NC-01 (R+5): The Democrat is up 3 points, with 76% reporting.
PA-07 (R+1): The Democrat is up 25 points, with 43% reporting.
VA-01 (R+3): The Republican is up 1.3 points, with 83% reporting.
VA-02 (EVEN): The Democrat is up 8 points, with 67% reporting.

09:32 pm EST However, in North Carolina they count the early votes first, then the Election Day votes

09:31 pm EST In North Carolina, Democrats are leading in every House districts

09:31 pm EST NBC has called Hela Folks the winner for governor of Rhode Island

09:30 pm EST AP has Dan Osborn (I) ahead of Pete Ricketts 58 to 37 in Nebraska with 23% reporting

09:29 pm EST From reader B.S. in Charleston, SC: 'With the caveat that there's still 75% or so vote to count, the current shift in voters in SC is staggering.'

09:29 pm EST CNN has called Oklahoma for Kevin Hern

09:23 pm EST PBS has a guy who is an expert in Kansas politics on right now; he's trying to explain in a neutral and polite way that a lot of Kansans really hate Roger Marshall.

09:22 pm EST In Kansas, Adam Hamilton (D) is up 23 on Sen. Roger Marshall (R) with 41% reporting.

09:22 pm EST With Keisha Lance Bottoms and Byron Donalds both winning, the South now has two Black governors

09:21 pm EST In South Carolina, Annie Andrews (D) is up 6 on Darline Graham (R) with 77% reporting.

09:21 pm EST NBC has Gina Hinojosa over Greg Abbot 56% to 42%. If that sticks, Katie bar the door. A victory by Talarcio over Paxton could be chalked up to Paxton being a horrible candidate. Abbott is not a horrible candidate

09:19 pm EST AP has called the Florida governor's race for Byron Donalds (R). That's a win for Donald Trump, in that Donalds was his guy. On the other hand, it was way closer than it should have been, 50.1% to 48.7%

09:18 pm EST CNN conforms that Keisha Lance Bottoms will be elected governor of Georgia. She is the first Black woman ever elected to be governor of a state. Huge wins by Ossoff and Bottoms means Georgia is very much a purple state

09:17 pm EST Fox is 'floored' about what is going on in South Carolina

09:16 pm EST Here is a new link for the readers' slack channel: Slack feed.

09:14 pm EST We have our first dummymander of the night. Pia Dandiya (D) has won FL-22 (redrawn to be R+4)

09:13 pm EST BIGGIE! NBC has said Keisha Lance Bottoms will be elected governor of Georgia

09:10 pm EST Byron Donalds leads David Jolly 50.0% to 48.7%

09:09 pm EST AOC was reelected. For those who were nervous.

09:09 pm EST CNN has called Wyoming for Harriet Hageman with no precincts reporting

09:08 pm EST James Talarico (D) is up 20 (wow) on Ken Paxton (R) with 41% reporting. He is outperforming Beto O'Rourke almost everywhere, in many cases by double digits. O'Rourke lost his Senate race by just 2.5 points.

09:07 pm EST CNN is reporting that Democrats are leading in the Senate races in seven GOP-held states

09:04 pm EST Several outlets have called the New York gubernatorial race for Gov. Kathy Hochul (D). Undoubtedly. A.B. in Wendell is relieved.

09:03 pm EST AP has called NM and CO for the Democrats

09:02 pm EST Democrats have flipped their first seat. NC-11 (R+5), which is currently occupied by the scandal-ridden Chuck Edwards.

08:59 pm EST Tune into Fox if you would like to see a Susan Collins impression, as the talking heads are all very concerned. Lots of talking about affordability and about how Trump may have sunk various races by holding grudges or by endorsing the wrong person. Shocker.

08:58 pm EST Democrats are leading in 60 GOP House districts; Republicans are leading in 4 Democratic districts

08:57 pm EST Annie Andrews (D) is up 9 on Darline Graham (R) with 66% reporting. We're getting close to 'the math no longer works for Graham' territory.

08:57 pm EST Amy Acton is up over Vivek Ramaswmay 56-42 with 42% reporting. It's that damn ad. Mom will NOT be pleased

08:55 pm EST Keisha Bottoms is up over Rick Jackson 58-42 and is overperforming Stacy Abrams everywhere in GA

08:54 pm EST Democrats have held two swingy red districts, FL-14 (R+4; Kathy Castor) and FL-25 (R+3; Jared Moskowitz).

08:53 pm EST ABC has called Kentucky for Andy Barr

08:52 pm EST NBC has called West Virginia for Shelley Moore Capito

08:51 pm EST AP has Adam Hamiltonn at 59^ Roger Marshall at 39% in Kansas with 11% reporting

08:50 pm EST Annie Andrews (D) is up 5% on Darline Graham (R) in South Carolina with 55% reporting. Richland County, which Kamala Harris won by 35 points, has reported no votes year.

08:45 pm EST Here are the early indicator districts we listed yesterday where a meaningful number of votes have been reported:

FL-07 (R+5): The Republican is up by 0.5% with 95% reporting
FL-13 (R+6): The Republican is up by 1% with 95% reporting
NC-01 (R+5): The Democrat is up 11% with 44% reporting
VA-01 (R+3): The Democrat is up 33% with 44% reporting
VA-02 (EVEN): The Democrat is up 4% with 58% reporting

08:43 pm EST CNN is calling NC-11 for Jamie Ager (D). Trump won this district by 10%

08:39 pm EST Annie Andrews (D) is considerably outperforming Kamala Harris in the counties in South Carolina where Democrats have to run up the score in order to have a chance at winnning statewide.

08:39 pm EST Talarico is leading in Tarrant and Denton counties in TX

08:37 pm EST Gina Hinojosa is up on Greg Abbott 57-42 for governor of Texas

08:36 pm EST CNN has projected that Ashley Moody will keep her job in Florida, but narrowly

08:34 pm EST Derline Graham (R) is down 5 points in South Carolina with 42% reporting.

08:32 pm EST PBS has called the Illinois governor's race for 2028 presidential aspirant Gov. JB Pritzker (D)

08:30 pm EST CNN has called North Carolina for Roy Cooper (D)

08:30 pm EST By that, we mean that Pappas will be the first gay man to serve openly. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) is gay, too.

08:28 pm EST With 94% reporting, Ashley Moody (R) is up just 2% on Angie Nixon (D) in Florida. Bad sign for the GOP.

08:26 pm EST CNN is reporting that Chris Pappas will be elected senator from NH, the first openly gay senator

08:25 pm EST CNN is reporting that Keisha Bottoms is leading Rick Jackson for governor of Georgia with 33% reporting

08:19 pm EST Ooops. Our readers predicted House: 234D, 201. Political Wire's readers predicted 237D, 198R. They seem very optimistic

08:17 pm EST Our readers predicted: Senate 54D, 46R. Political Wire's readers predicted: Senate 53D, 46R. What a bunch of pessimists over there

08:15 pm EST AP has called Illinois for Julianna Stratton

08:11 pm EST NBC says Florida is too close to call. If Florida goes blue, this will not be a good night for the GOP

08:10 pm EST Keisha Lance Bottoms leads Rick Jackson for governor of Georgia with 47% in

08:09 pm EST Amy Acton leads Vivek Ramaswamy for governor of OH 62% to 36

08:06 pm EST Fox has called New Hampshire for Chris Pappas (D)

08:06 pm EST CNN projects that Josh Shapiro has been reelected governor of Pennsylvania

08:01 pm EST Polls are closing in 16 states now: AL CT DE FL IL ME MD MA MS MO NH NJ OK PA RI TN

07:59 pm EST Fox and ABC have also called Georgia for Jon Ossoff. Looks like he's going to win

07:57 pm EST CNN also predicts Jon Ossoff will win Georgia

07:54 pm EST NBC has Annie Andrews at 50.4%, Darline Graham at 48.4% with 8% reporting

07:51 pm EST NBC has Sherrod Brown at 64%, Jon Husted at 32% with 10% of the precincts reporting

07:49 pm EST CBS is reporting that South Carolina is a toss-up

07:49 pm EST ABC is reporting Moody at 49% Nixon at 50% with 63% of the precincts reporting

07:34 pm EST CBS and NBC have called Georgia for Jon Ossoff (D)

07:03 pm EST AP has called Virginia for Mark Warner (D)

06:10 pm EST Here are the poll closing times

7:00 pm: GA IN KY SC VT VA
7:30 pm: NC OH WV
8:00 pm: AL CT DE FL IL ME MD MA MS MO NH NJ OK PA RI TN
8:30 pm: AR
9:00 pm: AZ CO IA KS LA MI MN NE NM NY ND SD TX WI WY
10:00 pm: MT NV UT
11:00 pm: CA ID OR WA
12:00 am: HI
1:00 am: AK

06:01 pm EST We are live now. But first we want to do a bit of testing with some random numbers

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