If we get KY-03, we get at least +30 in the House.  THAT'S perhaps THE bellwether at this early juncture.

C'mon, Yarmuth!  Hold on!

Cause a blue district can be held indefinitely.  Even if Yarmouth has to pull a Dayton and resign for a stronger D in 2008, knocking off the strong R incumbent is a huge deal in that district.

By the way, what a stud Mark Dayton is.  He saved our party millions and millions, and saved the seat.  The GOP is wishing Burns and Cubin would've done the same.

Looking good in WI. Voter turnout is way up. I was at the polls at 2 it was almost empty. I went back at six and it was packed(made my roommate vote). Milwaukee area turnout looks like it is going to be very big, but turnout in red areas is looking pretty high too. The Gov race is going to be super close. Should be a fun night!!

Anyone got results from NH or NC or OH yet?

CT is going to be the big indicator.  And I'm not trying to inflate the already large ego of our small state...

Washington Post says:

In Virginia, with just 10 percent of the vote counted, Democrat Jim Webb is a few points ahead of Sen. George Allen. Early exit polls say that Webb is leading among women, independents and -- heavily -- northern Virginians. Allen is ahead among men and military service members.

Those early returns are primarily from areas well beyond the Washington area, so make of that what you will.

Earlier I read there may have been record turnout in VA--but on the official results page linked to from the Breaking Blue, they put turnout at around 20 percent.

That can't be right, can it?

AP is calling FL-Sen for Nelson with totals currently at Nelson 59% to Harris 40%.

ELLSWORTH HAS DEFEATED HOSTETTLER IN A LANDSLIDE---CNN

Check out the late deciders. Staggering numbers in favor of McCaskill. If she wins and this race decides senate control, it was all in the final days.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/r esults/states/MO/S/01/epolls.0.html

With 43% reporting:

G F Allen      Republican        489,985        50.54%
J H Webb Jr      Democratic     467,609     48.23%
G G Parker      Independent Green     10,960     1.13%
Write Ins                993     0.10%

CASEY DEFEATS SANTORUM.....MSNBC...

Allen is ahead 50 - 49 by about 15,000 votes.

Please tell me they arent' done tallying the votes in the Dem stronghold!

MENENDEZ DEFEATS KEAN....CNN

Santorum out,  5 more to go

IN-3

With 37% in.

Mark Souder (I)         33,257      53%
homas Hayhurst                 29,133   47%

The Indiana 6th is already closing, and Democratic precints in Madison County, and no precincts in Delware County have reported.  Republican turnout is mediocre.

In the next 15 mins we will pick up KY-3, and all 3 toss up IN districts

Dewine out, 2 down 4 to go.

It looks like CNN revised their exit polls in the VA Senate race...

Male (49%)      55%      44%
Female (51%)     46%     53%

Someone who can do math... what's that turn out to?

Geez, I want to see how the establishment is going to find a way to blame the angry left for Harold Ford losing major momentum in the final week of his election.

How about absentee ballots.  Enough to overturn it?

Just in checking for Ohio.  I've been with Election Protection all day in Franklin County (Columbus).

Remember that poster talking about Blackwell mailing out notes from Election Boards and then if they weren't returned disinfranchising voters?  Well it was mostly true.  If the cards that were sent out to inform the voter about the new ID requirements were returned as undeliverable, the voter was
"flagged" in the books and had to vote on provisional ballets.  These ballets are not counted until 21 days after the election.
EP fought all day with the election board because if the address in the book matched the ID they were supposed to be able to vote on a regular ballet, but the board enforced the provisional decision.