Midterm results begin arriving as states report early tallies

I know people are all excited to see Trump flip out about the election results, but honestly the person I want to hear from is JD Vance because you know his first reaction will be some dingus cornball remark like, “Well, pobody’s nerfect.”

Today in Politics, Bulletin 495. Midterm Election Day edition. Everything you need to know about what’s happening today in politics. open.substack.com/pub/meidasto...

I am spending my evening shooting up some hope-ium by looking at the latest midterm polls. I'll be spending my day tomorrow nerding out about the results. Hoping for a better time for my beloved America, and some much-deserved justice.

👺Ken Paxton was just on Newsmax saying he won’t accept the election results tonight if he loses. Make his loss UNDENIABLE!🇺🇸

Tomorrow the Central Election Commission will gather to approve the results. The outgoing coalition can’t prevent it and if they try they’ll fail. They’ll most likely appeal to the Supreme Court to force an investigation, get denied and then attack the court. It’s as dangerous as it is predictable.

When to expect midterm results in each state on election night - very informative. "For each of the seats up for election on Tuesday, the time it takes to project a winner will depend on two factors: how fast the state counts its votes, and how close the race is." #ElectionResults #MidTerms #Blues

Now I wait for the election results. I’m hoping for a miracle.

If you want to calculate Alaska's ranked choice election results at home (and not wait for the official tabulation on Nov. 18), the folks at the Ranked Choice Voting Center have a guide for you. You'll need to be moderately computer-saavy: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

More than 1 million folks have watched my interview with Zachary Donnini of VoteHub on YouTube. We talked about the magnitude of the Blue Wave and how an data guru will watch tonight's election results: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbS9...

1. El Paso is extremely blue and was Beto O'Rourke's congressional district. 2. The point is less specifically about El Paso and more meant to be a reminder that only a couple hundred thousand people deciding to vote state wide could have changed the election result entirely.

Reminder: Election results are not instantaneous, some contests take days to declare a winner. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

At that point, John Fetterman suddenly becomes the most important person in the Senate. My prediction is 52 for the Dems (including independents), but mentally preparing for the chaos and vitriol that would come from 51.

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i have been through a few election days so here's a tip; do something, anything tonight that isn't watching the news. watch one of your favorite movies, go out to dinner with someone you care about, literally read a book, anything. all you can do is vote and hitting refresh won't change the results

nothing matters: drop two tabs of acid and watch election results.