Here’s your thread for election night.

We’ll try to keep it updated as the hot races come in and hopefully there’s good news to be had.

Here’s a link to results if you want to check.

Wrap-up numbers at of Wednesday morning (some still pending):

House:

Senate:

Appears to have picked up 4 seats – still outstanding Arizona, Montana but Republicans leading. And Mississippi needs to have a run-off, but Hyde-Smith is projected to win without having another Republican siphon off her votes.

12:29 EST

Idiot Jon Ossoff 2.0 is “so proud of you fucking guys.” How to be a 46 year old man and sound like 15. So glad he didn’t win. All the darlings of media lost, except for Ocasio-Cortez.

12:02 EST

Just called Florida for Scott! 52!

11:56 EST

House:

Dan Crenshaw wins in Texas’ 2d district!

Senate:

Rick Scott has claimed victory in Florida but hasn’t been officially called yet.

11:46 EST

Because no one got to 50% in MS, they will now have a run-off on Nov. 27 with the two leaders Espy and Hyde-Smith, Hyde-Smith the GOP, is expected to win without another GOP siphoning off her votes.

11:37 EST

11:17 EST

House:

11:07 EST

Senate:

They just called it for Hawley in MO, GOP holds Senate, now only question is how much they add to it.

10:59 EST

House:

Senate:

Looks like Hawley is way ahead in MO, Scott is holding with 98 percent (as is De Santis with 99% in for Governor). People now calling it for De Santis!

10:41 EST

House:

Governors:

De Santis has been holding his lead of about 80,000. They haven’t called it yet or Scott in the Senate. Seven precincts in Broward had some voting issue, that’s why they haven’t called those yet. And those could make it a lot tighter.

And looks like Kemp is up in Georgia. Those had been the two hot races.

GOP took the most Governor slots, 20 – 15 so far.

10:32 EST

House:

Senate:

GOPs Hawley (MO), Hyde-Smith (MS), Scott (FL) and McSally (AZ) all leading now.

10:25 EST

Some are calling the House for Dems based on projections, although GOP is still leading on numbers.

Senate:

Sinema leading in AZ but it’s tight. They still haven’t called Florida for Scott. Looks like Hyde-Smith numbers are finally beginning to kick in in Miss.

10:11 EST

Senate:

Think Cruz is going to hold. ABC just called it for him! One more needed.

10:03 EST

Senate:

ND and UT called for GOP. GOP at 49. Cruz looking better now, up 70,000 or so. Montana and Arizona starting to come in. I think Dems probably take MT, AZ the numbers were all over the block, so we’ll have to see. Hyde-Smith in Mississippi was supposed to win easily, but she’s being funneled off by another ‘Republican’ candidate whose taking a lot of votes.

House:

GOP up by 10

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9:54 EST

Senate:

GOP now leading in Texas, MI, MO, Florida (which I think they won but media doesn’t want to declare) and North Dakota.

House:

GOP six up in House.

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9:41 EST

Senate:

Flipping back and forth in Texas. Neck and neck in Michigan.

In order to win the Senate Democrats would need to win every remaining race not yet declared.

House

GOP leading in the House.

9:22 EST

Senate:

Looking at the mathematics of it, GOP already has 47, they need four more to hold. North Dakota and Utah should be a lock for them. They only need two more from there which could come from Florida and Mississippi, where they are leading, or Michigan, Texas where the battles are tight or Missouri, Montana, Nevada, some of which haven’t had numbers yet.

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9:14 EST

Senate:

First pick up declared – GOP Mike Braun beats out Joe Donnelly in Indiana!

Manchin declared winner for Dems in West Virginia.

House:

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9:02 EST

House

GOP took lead in House.

Senate:

Blackburn declared the winner in Tennessee! Not pick-up, replacing Bob Corker.

They declared for Menendez in New Jersey, but it’s still tight, they must know cities coming in.

Right now, looking like GOP may flip at least 3 Senate seats. Cruz is the one question for them as to whether he will hold against O’Rourke.

Surprise of night – John James still leading in Michigan.

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8:53 EST

Senate

Things looking positive in the Senate, lot leaning red, except for Cruz keep shifting back and forth in a tight race with O’Rourke.

North Dakota beginning to come in. And the surprise? Michigan which wasn’t on the map as a ‘hot race,’ John James is leading! But not a lot in yet on either race.

House

Tight tight in House.

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8:35 EST

Governors:

De Santis up in Florida. But warning for both De Santis and Scott (Senate), some Miamia Dade and Broward yet to come in and will likely go Dem. It’s going to be tight.

Senate:

Cruz just came back, is now tied. Should go ahead shortly. Scott is still holding in Florida.

House:

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8:27 EST

Florida Governor and Senate look like the tight races of the night. But both GOP candidates, Ron Desantis and Rick Scott have now taken the lead.

Hugin just went ahead in New Jersey with Menendez.

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8:16 EST

Senate

Rick Scott just took the lead in Flordia. And it’s only with 1% in so that will likely change, but give a moment to enjoy that Bob Hugin the Republican is ahead of incumbent Dem. Bob Menendez. Ted Cruz now within 4. Marsha Blackburn is killing it in Tennessee.

House

House is tight as expected.

8:05 EST

Governors:

House:

Senate:

Florida looks like it’s going to be tight right down to the wire.

Indiana looks good to flip to GOP.

O’Rourke is currently leading Cruz by 18 points but it’s likely because they just added in a big city, expect that to change.

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7:46 EST

House

Red = GOP, Pink = leaning GOP, Dark Blue=Dem, light blue = leaning Dem.

Senate

They called Vermont for Bernie Sanders and Virginia for Tim Kaine, expected.

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7:41 EST

Governor:

They just called the gubernatorial race for the Republican in South Carolina with only 1% in. That would be Henry McMaster over James Smith.

Democrats are currently leading for governor in Ohio, Florida and New Hampshire. Republican Brian Kemp in Georgia.

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7:30 EST

So far not a lot in yet, but it’s starting off well in Florida and Indiana. Keep in mind, however, that numbers can flip when other regions or big cities (more Democrat) come in.

Senate:

Definitely tight in Florida.

Most seats are not in question, so it’s basically looking at about 13 Senate races.

House

The House number needed for control will be 218.

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