2014 US Congressional Election Results

[ilikeverin]

What are the best websites to see real time results?

HuffPo's is amazing!  http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2014/results

But I need a talking head to say something breathless whenever polls close.  Are any networks streaming anything that isn't behind a paywall?

[ilikeverin]

Oh, wait, the BBC has a feed: http://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-29886600

[ilikeverin]

With <1% of results in, Florida results look good for Dems so far...?

[ilikeverin]

CNN has like 40% more vote in than HuffPo in Florida?

[ilikeverin]

CNN exit poll is roughly 51-47 Ernst.

[ilikeverin]

What's going on in NH? Shaheen's lead is down to 1.8%, 4000 votes.

I think something weird (/glitchy) happened in Berlin, NH.  The margin was something like 70-30 for the Dem in 2008 but is now 70-30 for Brown in 2014.

[ilikeverin]

Chris Van Hollen is narrowly behind...

The future House Democratic leader? I can't believe he'll lose. If he does, it would be a bigger upset than Cantor. Not going to happen.

Back ahead, but not by much. Wtf is going on there?

Turnout in Maryland can round down to zero. I think we'll be seeing a call for the Republican gubernatorial candidate, Larry Hogan, soon. In western news, Ed Perlmutter has been reelected (as has Diana DeGette, obviously) but Jared Polis is still in a mortal struggle with his no-name opponent; with 46% in, he leads just 53-47.

EDIT: Stefanik just got the checkmark. Zeldin and Katko will be joining her very soon -- but for all of Torie's enthusiasm, with 78% in, Maloney is leading Hayworth 51-47. In NY-25, 100% is in but there is no call for Slaughter, and there could well be a recount.

You're right that it seems to be a turnout thing in large part, although I think there's still enough vote left in MontCo and PGC that Brown isn't doomed yet.  Still, definitely unsettling.