A man can dream (short TL)

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This TL isn't a prediction and it will be highly inrealistic. It will cover elections starting since 2018. There can be wild situation such as Republican winning in blue tsunami in D+20 district or vice versa. It's going to be only elections nights and results, also maybe some very important decisions of U.S. Administration, but I won't do very detailed TL because I don't have enough time. And I didn't forget about my unfinished "McCain and Blue Dogs" TL. I already have updates at least until 2012 election on my computer but I'm not going to post it any time soon because it takes a lot of time and I beg your forgiveness for it. Maybe I will return to that TL after some period of time.

First update on this TL is coming soon. Also updates some period of time can be published even 2-3 per day while another period of time there would be 1 update per week or two weeks

Note. Primary winners can be different from real life in this TL

Probably that's all what I wanted to say on this matter. So stay tuned

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 6:03 P.M.

1. Senate

Indiana (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 53.61%
Mike Braun (R) - 43.86%

2. House

IN-01: Pete Visclosky (D, inc.)
IN-02: too early to call
IN-03: Jim Banks (R, inc.)
IN-04: Jim Baird (R)
IN-05: too early to call
IN-06: Greg Pence (R)
IN-07: Andre Carson (D, inc.)
IN-08: Larry Buschon (R, inc.)
IN-09: too early to call

KY-01: James Comer (R, inc.)
KY-02: Brett Guthrie (R, inc.)
KY-03: John Yarmuth (D, inc.)
KY-04: Thomas Massie (R, inc.)
KY-05: Hal Rogers (R, inc.)
KY-06: too early to call

3.Governors

There is no states in which polls are already closed

[Sir Mohamed]

Interesting. Is Trump still prez here?

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Interesting. Is Trump still prez here?

Yes. 2016 results are the same as in real life. The only differences with real life are some special elections results. Here's the list:

SC-05 special election: Archie Parnell instead of Ralph Norman
MT-AL special election: Rob Quist instead of Greg Gianforte
AZ-08 special election: Hiral Tipirneni instead of Debbie Lesko
OH-12 special election: Danny O'Connor instead of Troy Balderson

[President Johnson]

Looking forward to this, pal!

Hopefully there's a Biden 413 Authoritarian Nut Map.

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 7:03 P.M.

1. Senate

Democrats: 25
Republicans: 42

Florida (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 52.75%
Rick Scott (R) - 47.02%

Indiana (14% Reporting) - Too early to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 51.22%
Mike Braun (R) - 47.55%

Vermont (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Bernie Sanders (D, inc.) - 72.29%
Lawrence Zupan (R) - 24.23%

Virginia (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tim Kaine (D, inc.) - 61.33%
Corey Stewart (R) - 36.93%

2. House

IN-02: too close to call
IN-05: Susan Brooks (R)
IN-09: Trey Hollingsworth (R)
KY-06: too close to call

FL-01: Matt Gaetz (R)
FL-02: Neal Dunn (R)
FL-03: too early to call
FL-04: John Rutherford (R)
FL-05: Al Lawson (D)
FL-06: Michael Waltz (R)
FL-07: too early to call
FL‐08: Bill Posey (R)
FL-09: Darren Soto (D)
FL-10: Val Demings (D)
FL-11: Daniel Webster (R)
FL-12: Gus Bilirakis (R)
FL-13: Charlie Crist (D)
FL-14: Kathy Castor (D)
FL-15: too early to call
FL-16: too early to call
FL‐17: Greg Steube (R)
FL-18: too early to call
FL-19: Francis Rooney (R)
FL-20: Alcee Hastings (D)
FL-21: Lois Frankel (D)
FL-22: Ted Deutch (D)
FL-23: Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D)
FL-24: Frederica Wilson (D)
FL-25: Mario Diaz-Balart (R)
FL-26: too early to call
FL-27: too early to call

GA-01: too early to call
GA-02: Sanford Bishop (D)
GA-03: Drew Ferguson (R)
GA-04: Hank Johnson (D)
GA-05: John Lewis (D)
GA-06: too early to call
GA-07: too early to call
GA-08: Austin Scott (R)
GA-09: Doug Collins (R)
GA-10: Jody Hice (R)
GA-11: Barry Loudermilk (R)
GA-12: Rick Allen (R)
GA-13: David Scott (D)
GA-14: Tom Graves (R)

SC-01: too early to call
SC-02: too early to call
SC-03: Jeff Duncan (R)
SC-04: William Timmons (R)
SC-05: too early to call
SC-06: Jim Clyburn (D)
SC-07: Tom Rice (R)

VT-AL: Peter Welch (D)

VA-01: too early to call
VA-02: too early to call
VA-03: Bobby Scott (D)
VA-04: Donald McEachin (D)
VA-05: too early to call
VA-06: Ben Cline (R)
VA-07: too early to call
VA-08: Don Beyer (D)
VA-09: Morgan Griffith (R)
VA-10: Jennifer Wexton (D) - Democratic gain. First flip of the night
VA-11: Gerry Connolly (D)

3.Governors

Florida (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Gwen Graham (D) - 52.12%
Ron DeSantis (R) - 46.34%

Georgia (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 54.19%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 44.84%

South Carolina (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 55.23%
James Smith (D) - 44.46%

Vermont (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Phil Scott (R, inc.) - 53.19%
Christine Hallquist (D) - 45.64%

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 7:33 P.M.

1. Senate

Democrats: 25
Republicans: 42

Florida (6% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 51.04%
Rick Scott (R) - 48.72%

Indiana (19% Reporting) - Too close to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 50.34%
Mike Braun (R) - 48.93%

Ohio (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Sherrod Brown (D, inc.) - 54.77%
Jim Rennaci (R) - 44.15%

West Virginia (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Joe Manchin (D, inc.) - 53.92%
Patrick Morrisey (R) - 45.17%

2. House

IN-02: too close to call
KY-06: too close to call
FL-03: Ted Yoho (R)
FL-07: Stephanie Murphy (D)
FL-15: too close to call
FL-16: too close to call
FL-18: too early to call
FL-26: too close to call
FL-27: too close to call
GA-01: too close to call
GA-06: too early to call
GA-07: too close to call
SC-01: too close to call
SC-02: too early to call
SC-05: too close to call
VA-01: too early to call
VA-02: too close to call
VA-05: too close to call
VA-07: too close to call


NC-01: G.K. Butterfield (D)
NC-02: too early to tell
NC-03: Walter Jones Jr. (R)
NC-04: David Price (D)
NC-05: Virginia Foxx (R)
NC-06: to early to tell
NC-07: David Rouzer (R)
NC-08: to early to tell
NC-09: too early to tell
NC-10: Patrick McHenry (R)
NC-11: Mark Meadows (R)
NC-12: Alma Adams (D)
NC-13: to early to tell

OH-01: too early to tell
OH-02: too early to tell
OH-03: Joyce Beatty (D)
OH-04: Jim Jordan (R)
OH-05: Bob Latta (R)
OH-06: Bill Johnson (R)
OH-07: Bob Gibbs (R)
OH-08: Warren Davidson (R)
OH-09: Marcy Kaptur (D)
OH-10: too early to tell
OH-11: Marcia Fudge (D)
OH-12: too early to tell
OH-13: Tim Ryan (D)
OH-14: too early to tell
OH-15: Steve Stivers (R)
OH-16: too early to tell

WV-01: David McKinley (R)
WV-02: too early to tell
WV-03: too early to tell

3.Governors

Florida (6% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gwen Graham (D) - 50.46%
Ron DeSantis (R) - 49.05%

Georgia (6% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 53.54%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 45.17%

Ohio (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 52.06%
Mike DeWine (R) - 47.77%

South Carolina (7% Reporting) - Too early to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 54.91%
James Smith (D) - 44.88%

Vermont (9% Reporting) - Too early to call
Phil Scott (R, inc.) - 54.54%
Christine Hallquist (D) - 44.88%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 8:03 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special

Democrats: 32
Republicans: 43

Connecticut (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Chris Murphy (D, inc.) - 64.76%
Matthew Corey (R) - 34.23%

Delaware (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tom Carper (D, inc.) - 65.77%
Rob Arlett (R) - 32.55%

Florida (11% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 50.12%
Rick Scott (R) - 49.68%

Indiana (25% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Braun (R) - 50.11%
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 49.46%

Maine (1% Reporting) - Independent (D) hold
Angus King (I/D, inc.) - 63.35%
Eric Brakey (R) - 31.57%

Maryland (3% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Ben Cardin (D, inc.) - 67.88%
Tony Campbell (R) - 30.54%

Massachusetts (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Elizabeth Warren (D, inc.) - 63.23%
Geoff Diehl (R) - 34.66%

Mississippi (1% Reporting) - Republican hold
Roger Wicker (R, inc.) - 62.69%
David Baria (D) - 35.12%

Mississippi-special (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 34.95%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 34.12%
Mike Espy (D) - 30.55%

Missouri (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 53.81%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 45.22%

New Jersey (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Bob Menendez (D, inc.) - 55.01%
Bob Hugin (R) - 44.86%

Ohio (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Sherrod Brown (D, inc.) - 53.21%
Jim Rennaci (R) - 45.84%

Pennsylvania (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Bob Casey Jr. (D, inc.) - 58.92%
Lou Barletta (R) - 39.03%

Rhode Island (3% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Sheldon Whitehouse (D, inc.) - 63.55%
Robert Flanders (R) - 36.45%

Tennessee (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 53.12%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 46.88%

Texas (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 56.01%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 43.17%

West Virginia (9% Reporting) - Too early to call
Joe Manchin (D, inc.) - 54.31%
Patrick Morrisey (R) - 44.99%

2. House

IN-02: too close to call
KY-06: too close to call
FL-15: too close to call
FL-16: too close to call
FL-18: too close to call
FL-26: too close to call
FL-27: too close to call
GA-01: too close to call
GA-06: too close to call
GA-07: too close to call
SC-01: too close to call
SC-02: too close to call
SC-05: too close to call
VA-01: too early to call
VA-02: too close to call
VA-05: too close to call
VA-07: too close to call
NC-02: too close to tell
NC-06: Mark Walker (R)
NC-08: too close to tell
NC-09: too early to tell
NC-13: too close to tell
OH-01: too early to tell
OH-02: too early to tell
OH-10: too close to tell
OH-12: too close to tell
OH-14: too early to tell
OH-16: Anthony Gonzalez (R)
WV-02: too close to tell
WV-03: too close to tell

AL-01: Bradley Byrne (R)
AL-02: Martha Roby (R)
AL-03: Mike Rogers (R)
AL-04: Robert Aderholt (R)
AL-05: Mo Brooks (R)
AL-06: Gary Palmer (R)
AL-07: Terri Sewell (D)

CT-01: John Larson (D)
CT-02: Joe Courtney (D)
CT-03: Rosa DeLauro (D)
CT-04: Jim Himes (D)
CT-05: Jahana Hayes (D)

DE-AL: Lisa Blunt Rochester (D)

IL-01: Bobby Rush (D)
IL-02: Robin Kelly (D)
IL-03: Dan Lipinski (D)
IL-04: Chuy Garcia (D)
IL-05: Mike Quigley (D)
IL-06:
IL-07: Danny Davis (D)
IL-08: Raja Krishanmoorthi (D)
IL-09: Jan Schakowsky (D)
IL-10: Brad Schneider (D)
IL-11: Bill Foster (D)
IL-12:
IL-13:
IL-14:
IL-15: John Shimkus (R)
IL-16: Adam Kinzinger (R)
IL-17: Cheri Bustos (D)
IL-18: Darin LaHood (R)

KS-01: Roger Marshall (R)
KS-02:
KS-03:
KS-04:

ME-01: Chellie Pingree (D)
ME-02:

MD-01: Andy Harris (R)
MD-02: Dutch Ruppersberger (D)
MD-03: John Sarbanes (D)
MD-04: Anthony Brown (D)
MD-05: Steny Hoyer (D)
MD-06: David Trone (D)
MD-07: Kweisi Mfume (D)
MD-08: Jamie Raskin (D)

MA-01: Richard Neal (D)
MA-02: Jim McGovern (D)
MA-03: Lori Trahan (D)
MA-04: Joe Kennedy III (D)
MA-05: Katherine Clark (D)
MA-06: Seth Moulton (D)
MA-07: Ayanna Pressley (D)
MA-08: Stephen Lynch (D)
MA-09: Bill Keating (D)

MS-01: Trent Kelly (R)
MS-02: Bennie Thompson (D)
MS-03: Michael Guest (R)
MS-04: Steven Palazzo (R)

MO-01: Lacy Clay (D)
MO-02:
MO-03: Blaine Luetkemeyer (R)
MO-04: Vicky Hartzler (R)
MO-05: Emanuel Cleaver (D)
MO-06: Sam Graves (R)
MO-07: Billy Long (R)
MO-08: Jason Smith (R)

NH-01: Chris Pappas (D)
NH-02: Ann McLane Kuster (D)

NJ-01: Donald Norcross (D)
NJ-02:
NJ-03:
NJ-04:
NJ-05: Josh Gottheimer (D)
NJ-06: Frank Pallone (D)
NJ-07:
NJ-08: Albio Sires (D)
NJ-09: Bill Pascrell (D)
NJ-10: Donald Payne Jr. (D)
NJ-11: Mikie Sherrill (D). D gain
NJ-12: Bonnie Watson Coleman (D)

OK-01: Kevin Hern (R)
OK-02: Markwayne Mullin (R)
OK-03: Frank Lucas (R)
OK-04: Tom Cole (R)
OK-05:

PA-01:
PA-02: Brendan Boyle (D)
PA-03: Dwight Evans (D)
PA-04: Madeleine Dean (D). D gain
PA-05: Mary Gay Scanlon (D). D gain
PA-06: Chrissy Houlahan (D). D gain
PA-07: Susan Wild (D). D gain
PA-08: Matt Cartwright (D)
PA-09:
PA-10:
PA-11: Lloyd Smucker (R)
PA-12: Fred Keller (R)
PA-13: John Joyce (R)
PA-14:
PA-15: Glenn Thompson (R)
PA-16:
PA-17: Conor Lamb (D)
PA-18: Mike Doyle (D)

RI-01: David Cicilline (D)
RI-02: Jim Langevin (D)

SD-AL: Dusty Johnson (R)

TN-01: Phil Roe (R)
TN-02: Tim Burchett (R)
TN-03: Charles Fleischmann (R)
TN-04: Scott DesJarlais (R)
TN-05: Jim Cooper (D)
TN-06: John Rose (R)
TN-07: Mark Green (R)
TN-08: David Kustoff (R)
TN-09: Steve Cohen (D)

TX-01: Louie Gohmert (R)
TX-02:  
TX-03:
TX-04: John Ratcliffe (R)
TX-05: Lance Gooden (R)
TX-06:
TX-07:
TX-08: Kevin Brady (R)
TX-09: Al Green (D)
TX-10:
TX-11: Mike Conaway (R)
TX-12: Kay Granger (R)
TX-13: Mac Thornberry (R)
TX-14: Randy Weber (R)
TX-15: Vicente Gonzalez (D)
TX-16: Veronica Escobar (D)
TX-17:
TX-18: Sheila Jackson Lee (D)
TX-19: Jodey Arrington (R)
TX-20: Joaquin Castro (D)
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-23:
TX-24:
TX-25:  
TX-26: Michael Burgess (R)
TX-27: Michael Cloud (R)
TX-28: Henry Cuellar (D)
TX-29: Sylvia Garcia (D)
TX-30: Eddie Bernice Johnson (D)
TX-31:
TX-32:
TX-33: Marc Veasey (D)
TX-34: Filemon Vela Jr. (D)
TX-35: Lloyd Doggett (D)
TX-36: Brian Babin (R)

3.Governors

Alabama (1% Reporting) - Republican hold
Kay Ivey (R, inc) - 61.17%
Walt Maddox (D) - 37.94%

Connecticut (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Ned Lamont (D) - 52.44%
Bob Stefanowski (R) - 44.91%

Florida (11% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 49.81%
Gwen Graham (D) - 49.68%

Georgia (6% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 52.88%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 46.34%

Illinois (1% Reporting) - Democratic gain
J.B. Pritzker (D) - 59.24%
Bruce Rauner (R, inc.) - 38.01%

Kansas (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Laura Kelly (D) - 57.44%
Kris Kobach (R) - 38.15%

Maine (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Janet Mills (D) - 53.17%
Paul LePage (R, inc.) - 41.55%

Maryland (3% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ben Jealous (D) - 49.23%
Larry Hogan (R, inc.) - 49.06%

Massachusetts (1% Reporting) - Republican hold
Charlie Baker (R) - 64.87%
Jay Gonzalez (D) - 33.26%

New Hampshire (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Molly Kelly (D) - 50.27%
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 49.34%

Ohio (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 51.31%
Mike DeWine (R) - 48.57%

Oklahoma (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 56.12%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 43.27%

Pennsylvania (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tom Wolf (D, inc.) - 61.33%
Scott Wagner (R) - 37.94%

Rhode Island (3% Reporting) - Too early to call
Gina Raimondo (D, inc.) - 54.61%
Allan Fung (R) - 44.75%

South Carolina (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 54.10%
James Smith (D) - 45.63%

South Dakota (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kristi Noem (R) - 52.11%
Billie Sutton (D) - 47.57%

Tennessee (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 56.17%
Karl Dean (D) - 43.45%

Texas (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 57.92%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 41.96%

Vermont (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Scott (R, inc.) - 54.01%
Christine Hallquist (D) - 45.67%

[Sir Mohamed]

STOP THE COUNT! I WON, by A LOT!

[President Johnson]

This is really good work. Keep it up.

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 8:33 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special

Democrats: 33
Republicans: 43

Florida (18% Reporting) - Too close to call
Rick Scott (R) - 50.35%
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 49.48%

Indiana (32% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Braun (R) - 50.86%
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 48.15%

Mississippi-special (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 33.17%
Mike Espy (D) - 32.83%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 32.05%

Missouri (6% Reporting) - Too early to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 54.27%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 44.92%

New Jersey (10% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Bob Menendez (D, inc.) - 54.93%
Bob Hugin (R) - 45.02%

Ohio (14% Reporting) - Too close to call
Sherrod Brown (D, inc.) - 52.77%
Jim Rennaci (R) - 46.36%

Tennessee (6% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 52.61%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 47.21%

Texas (7% Reporting) - Too early to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 55.22%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 44.31%

West Virginia (15% Reporting) - Too early to call
Joe Manchin (D, inc.) - 55.04%
Patrick Morrisey (R) - 44.32%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16:
FL-18:
FL-26:
FL-27:
GA-01:
GA-06:
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-01: Rob Wittman (R)
VA-02:
VA-05:
VA-07:
NC-02:
NC-08:
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01:
OH-02:
OH-10:
OH-12:
OH-14:
WV-02:
WV-03:
IL-06: Sean Casten (D). D gain
IL-12:
IL-13:
IL-14:
KS-02:
KS-03: Sharice Davids (D). D gain
KS-04:
ME-02:
MO-02:
NJ-02:
NJ-03:
NJ-04: Chris Smith (R)
NJ-07:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-10:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-02: 
TX-03:
TX-06:
TX-07:
TX-10:
TX-17: Bill Flores (R)
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-23:
TX-24:
TX-25: 
TX-31:
TX-32:

AR-01: Rick Crawford (R)
AR-02:
AR-03: Steve Womack (R)
AR-04: Bruce Westerman (R)

3.Governors

Connecticut (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ned Lamont (D) - 52.33%
Bob Stefanowski (R) - 45.04%

Florida (18% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 50.75%
Gwen Graham (D) - 48.92%

Georgia (13% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 52.12%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 47.42%

Kansas (6% Reporting) - Too early to call
Laura Kelly (D) - 56.91%
Kris Kobach (R) - 39.02%

Maine (7% Reporting) - Too early to call
Janet Mills (D) - 53.55%
Paul LePage (R, inc.) - 41.22%

Maryland (11% Reporting) - Too close to call
Larry Hogan (R, inc.) - 50.15%
Ben Jealous (D) - 48.88%

New Hampshire (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Molly Kelly (D) - 50.02%
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 49.69%

Ohio (14% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 51.06%
Mike DeWine (R) - 48.83%

Oklahoma (6% Reporting) - Too early to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 55.81%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 43.77%

Rhode Island (9% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gina Raimondo (D, inc.) - 54.20%
Allan Fung (R) – 45.37%

South Carolina (14% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 53.05%
James Smith (D) - 46.45%

South Dakota (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kristi Noem (R) - 51.18%
Billie Sutton (D) - 48.13%

Tennessee (6% Reporting) - Too early to call
Bill Lee (R) - 55.61%
Karl Dean (D) - 43.93%

Texas (7% Reporting) - Too early to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 56.34%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 42.92%

Vermont (25% Reporting) - Republican hold
Phil Scott (R, inc.) – 56.04%
Christine Hallquist (D) - 43.82%

[OSR stands with Israel]

This is really great work Andriy!

[BigVic]

A good start

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 9:03 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 38
Republicans: 45

Arizona (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 50.35%
Martha McSally (R) - 48.93%

Florida (27% Reporting) - Too close to call
Rick Scott (R) - 50.88%
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 48.45%

Indiana (41% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Braun (R) - 50.06%
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 48.84%

Michigan (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
John James (R) - 53.51%
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 45.26%

Minnesota (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Amy Klobuchar (D, inc.) - 64.03%
Jim Newberger (R) - 34.55%

Minnesota-special (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Tina Smith (D, inc.) - 55.22%
Karin Housley (R) - 43.81%

Mississippi-special (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 34.17%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 33.55%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 30.26%

Missouri (13% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 53.56%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 45.23%

Nebraska (2% Reporting) - Republican hold
Deb Fischer (R, inc.) - 57.09%
Jane Raybould (D) - 39.57%

New Mexico (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Martin Heinrich (D, inc.) - 53.58%
Mick Rich (R) - 27.92%

New York (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Kirsten Gillibrand (D, inc.) - 67.17%
Chele Farley (R) - 29.78%

Ohio (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Sherrod Brown (D, inc.) - 53.36%
Jim Rennaci (R) - 46.02%

Tennessee (13% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 51.74%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 48.16%

Texas (15% Reporting) - Too early to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 53.97%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 45.44%

West Virginia (15% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Joe Manchin (D, inc.) - 55.71%
Patrick Morrisey (R) - 43.28%

Wisconsin (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tammy Baldwin (D, inc.) - 58.66%
Leah Wukmir (R) - 39.84%

Wyoming (2% Reporting) - Republican hold
John Barrasso (R, inc.) - 63.65%
Gary Trauner (D) - 34.97%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16:
FL-18:
FL-26:
FL-27:
GA-01:
GA-06:
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-02: Elaine Luria (D). D gain
VA-05:
VA-07:
NC-02:
NC-08:
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01:
OH-02:
OH-10:
OH-12:
OH-14:
WV-02:
WV-03: Carol Miller (R)
IL-12:
IL-13:
IL-14: Lauren Underwood (D). D gain
KS-02:
KS-04:
ME-02:
MO-02:
NJ-02: Jeff Van Drew (D). D gain
NJ-03:
NJ-07: Tom Malinowski (D). D gain
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-10: George Scott (D). D gain
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-02: 
TX-03: Van Taylor (R)
TX-06:
TX-07: Lizzie Fletcher (D). D gain
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-23: Gina Ortiz Jones (D). D gain
TX-24:
TX-25: Roger Williams (R)
TX-31:
TX-32: Collin Allred (D). D gain
AR-02:

AZ-01: Tom O'Halleran (D)
AZ-02: Ann Kirkpatrick (D). D gain
AZ-03: Raul Grijalva (D)
AZ-04: Paul Gosar (R)
AZ-05: Andy Biggs (R)
AZ-06:
AZ-07: Ruben Gallego (D)
AZ-08:
AZ-09: Greg Stanton (D)

CO-01: Diana DeGette (D)
CO-02: Joe Neguse (D)
CO-03:
CO-04: Ken Buck (R)
CO-05: Doug Lamborn (R)
CO-06: Jason Crow (D). D gain
CO-07: Ed Perlmutter (D)

LA-01: Steve Scalise (R)
LA-02: Cedric Richmond (D)
LA-03: Clay Higgins (R)
LA-04: Mike Johnson (R)
LA-05: Ralph Abraham (R)
LA-06: Garret Graves (R)

MI-01:
MI-02: Bill Huizenga (R)
MI-03:
MI-04: John Moolenaar (R)
MI-05: Dan Kildee (D)
MI-06:
MI-07:
MI-08:
MI-09: Andy Levin (D)
MI-10: Paul Mitchell (R)
MI-11: Haley Stevens (D). D gain
MI-12: Debbie Dingell (D)
MI-13: Rashida Tlaib (D)
MI-14: Brenda Lawrence (D)

MN-01:
MN-02:
MN-03: Dean Phillips (D). D gain
MN-04: Betty McCollum (D)
MN-05: Ilhan Omar (D)
MN-06: Tom Emmer (R)
MN-07: Collin Peterson (D)
MN-08: 

NE-01:
NE-02:
NE-03: Adrian Smith (R)

NM-01: Deb Haaland (D)
NM-02:
NM-03: Ben Ray Lujan (D)

NY-01:
NY-02:
NY-03: Tom Suozzi (D)
NY-04: Kathleen Rice (D)
NY-05: Gregory Meeks (D)
NY-06: Grace Meng (D)
NY-07: Nydia Velazquez (D)
NY-08: Hakeem Jeffries (D)
NY-09: Yvette Clarke (D)
NY-10: Jerry Nadler (D)
NY-11:
NY-12: Carolyn Maloney (D)
NY-13: Adriano Espaillat (D)
NY-14: Alexandro Ocasio-Cortez (D)
NY-15: Jose Serrano (D)
NY-16: Eliot Engel (D)
NY-17: Nita Lowey (D)
NY-18: Sean Patrick Maloney (D)
NY-19: Antonio Delgado (D). D gain
NY-20: Paul Tonko (D)
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-23:
NY-24:
NY-25: Joseph Morelle (D)
NY-26: Brian Higgins (D)
NY-27:

WI-01:
WI-02: Mark Pocan (D)
WI-03: Ron Kind (D)
WI-04: Gwen Moore (D)
WI-05: Jim Sensenbrenner (R)
WI-06:
WI-07: Sean Duffy (R)
WI-08: Mike Gallagher (R)

WY-AL: Liz Cheney (R)

3.Governors

Arizona (1% Reporting) - Too early to call
Doug Ducey (R, inc.) - 54.55%
David Garcia (D) - 44.24%

Arkansas (9% Reporting) - Republican hold
Asa Hutchinson (R, inc.) - 65.21%
Jared Henderson (D) - 33.93%

Connecticut (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ned Lamont (D) - 52.89%
Bob Stefanowski (R) - 44.71%

Colorado (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Jared Polis (D) - 56.35%
Walker Stapleton (R) - 43.06%

Florida (27% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 51.16%
Gwen Graham (D) - 48.62%

Georgia (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 51.46%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 48.14%

Kansas (14% Reporting) - Too early to call
Laura Kelly (D) - 55.16%
Kris Kobach (R) - 40.58%

Maine (15% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Janet Mills (D) - 53.89%
Paul LePage (R, inc.) - 41.05%

Maryland (21% Reporting) - Too close to call
Larry Hogan (R, inc.) - 51.22%
Ben Jealous (D) - 48.02%

Michigan (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gretchen Whitmer (D) - 49.42%
Bill Schuette (R) - 49.37%

Minnesota (2% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tim Walz (D) - 57.03%
Jeff Johnson (R) - 41.37%

Nebraska (2% Reporting) - Too close to call
Pete Ricketts (R, inc.) - 55.26%
Bob Krist (D) - 43.95%

New Hampshire (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 50.27%
Molly Kelly (D) - 49.61%

New Mexico (1% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) - 57.77%
Steve Pearce (R) - 41.41%

New York (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Andrew Cuomo (D, inc.) - 64.35%
Marc Molinaro (R) - 34.93%

Ohio (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 51.37%
Mike DeWine (R) - 48.50%

Oklahoma (13% Reporting) - Too early to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 54.88%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 44.56%

Rhode Island (19% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Gina Raimondo (D, inc.) - 54.56%
Allan Fung (R) – 44.92%

South Carolina (23% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 52.66%
James Smith (D) - 46.94%

South Dakota (18% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kristi Noem (R) - 50.22%
Billie Sutton (D) - 49.06%

Tennessee (13% Reporting) - Too early to call
Bill Lee (R) - 55.02%
Karl Dean (D) - 44.31%

Texas (15% Reporting) - Too early to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 55.98%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 43.15%

Wisconsin (2% Reporting) - Too close to call
Tony Evers (D) - 53.64%
Scott Walker (R, inc.) - 45.31%

Wyoming (15% Reporting) - Republican hold
Mark Gordon (R) - 64.76%
Mary Throne (D) - 34.29%

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Hopefully BASED LEGEND MR. BILL NELSON wins.

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 9:33 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 40
Republicans: 45

Arizona (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 49.78%
Martha McSally (R) - 49.52%

Florida (36% Reporting) - Too close to call
Rick Scott (R) - 50.63%
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 48.68%

Indiana (50% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Braun (R) - 49.84%
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 48.97%

Michigan (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
John James (R) - 53.06%
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 45.83%

Minnesota-special (10% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Tina Smith (D, inc.) - 55.74%
Karin Housley (R) - 43.31%

Mississippi-special (23% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 35.21%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 32.44%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 31.68%

Missouri (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 52.94%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 45.66%

Ohio (31% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Sherrod Brown (D, inc.) - 53.81%
Jim Rennaci (R) - 45.24%

Tennessee (20% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 51.11%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 48.68%

Texas (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 53.02%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 46.39%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16:
FL-18:
FL-26:
FL-27:
GA-01: Buddy Carter (R)
GA-06: Lucy McBath (D). D gain
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-05:
VA-07:
NC-02:
NC-08:
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01:
OH-02: Brad Wenstrup (R)
OH-10:
OH-12:
OH-14: David Joyce (R)
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13:
KS-02:
KS-04:
ME-02:
MO-02:
NJ-03: Andy Kim (D). D gain
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-02: Dan Crenshaw (R)
TX-06: Ron Wright (R)
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-24:
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-06:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-01: Jack Bergman (R)
MI-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MI-08:
MN-01: Dan Feehan (D)
MN-02: Angie Craig (D). D gain
MN-08:  
NE-01: Jeff Fortenberry (R)
NE-02:
NM-02:
NY-01:
NY-02:
NY-11:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-23:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
WI-06: Glenn Grothman (R)

3.Governors

Arizona (8% Reporting) - Too early to call
Doug Ducey (R, inc.) - 54.29%
David Garcia (D) - 44.35%

Connecticut (25% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Ned Lamont (D) - 52.89%
Bob Stefanowski (R) - 44.71%

Florida (36% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 51.02%
Gwen Graham (D) - 48.73%

Georgia (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 51.11%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 48.53%

Kansas (23% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Laura Kelly (D) - 54.63%
Kris Kobach (R) - 41.01%

Maryland (30% Reporting) - Too close to call
Larry Hogan (R, inc.) - 51.95%
Ben Jealous (D) - 47.37%

Michigan (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gretchen Whitmer (D) - 50.12%
Bill Schuette (R) - 49.01%

Nebraska (11% Reporting) - Too close to call
Pete Ricketts (R, inc.) - 54.83%
Bob Krist (D) - 44.33%

New Hampshire (24% Reporting) - Too close to call
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 50.85%
Molly Kelly (D) - 48.74%

Ohio (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 51.55%
Mike DeWine (R) - 48.22%

Oklahoma (21% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 54.01%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 45.41%

South Carolina (33% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 52.21%
James Smith (D) - 47.32%

South Dakota (27% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kristi Noem (R) - 49.63%
Billie Sutton (D) - 49.62%

Tennessee (20% Reporting) - Too early to call
Bill Lee (R) - 54.67%
Karl Dean (D) - 44.79%

Texas (22% Reporting) - Too early to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 55.34%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 43.67%

Wisconsin (11% Reporting) - Too close to call
Tony Evers (D) - 53.32%
Scott Walker (R, inc.) - 45.78%

[2016]

What a HOAX TL!

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 10:03 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 40
Republicans: 46

Arizona (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Martha McSally (R) - 50.03%
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 49.37%

Florida (45% Reporting) - Too close to call
Rick Scott (R) - 50.08%
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 49.14%

Indiana (59% Reporting) - Too close to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 49.39%
Mike Braun (R) - 49.33%

Michigan (14% Reporting) - Too close to call
John James (R) - 51.92%
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 46.48%

Mississippi-special (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 36.77%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 32.07%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 31.42%

Missouri (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 52.31%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 46.47%

Montana (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Matt Rosendale (R) - 52.91%
Jon Tester (D, inc.) - 46.35%

Nevada (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jacky Rosen (D) - 54.88%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 43.57%

North Dakota (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 51.27%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.04%

Tennessee (28% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 50.56%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 48.84%

Texas (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 52.19%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 47.15%

Utah (2% Reporting) - Republican hold
Mitt Romney (R) - 64.46%
Jenny Wilson (D) - 32.58%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16:
FL-18:
FL-26:
FL-27:
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-05:
VA-07: Abigail Spanberger (D). D gain
NC-02:
NC-08:
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01:
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13:
KS-02:
KS-04:
ME-02: Jared Golden (D). D gain
MO-02:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-24:
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-06:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-03: Justin Amash (R)
MI-06:
MI-07:
MI-08:
MN-08: 
NE-02:
NM-02:
NY-01:
NY-02:
NY-11:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-23:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:

ID-01: Russ Fulcher (R)
ID-02: Mike Simpson (R)

IA-01:
IA-02: Dave Loebsack (D)
IA-03:
IA-04:

MT-AL:

ND-AL: Kelly Armstrong (R)

NV-01: Dina Titus (D)
NV-02: Mark Amodei (R)
NV-03: Susie Lee (D)
NV-04: 

OR-01: Suzanne Bonamici (D)
OR-02: Cliff Bentz (R)
OR-03: Earl Blumenauer (D)
OR-04: Peter DeFazio (D)
OR-05: Kurt Schrader (D)

UT-01: Rob Bishop (R)
UT-02: Chris Stewart (R)
UT-03: John Curtis (R)
UT-04:

3.Governors

Arizona (15% Reporting) - Republican hold
Doug Ducey (R, inc.) - 55.61%
David Garcia (D) - 43.95%

Florida (45% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 50.63%
Gwen Graham (D) - 49.11%

Georgia (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 50.52%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 48.93%

Idaho (2% Reporting) - Republican hold
Brad Little (R) - 57.81%
Paulette Jordan (D) - 40.02%

Iowa (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Fred Hubbell (D) - 53.33%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.84%

Maryland (40% Reporting) - Republican hold
Larry Hogan (R, inc.) - 51.95%
Ben Jealous (D) - 47.37%

Michigan (14% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gretchen Whitmer (D) - 51.03%
Bill Schuette (R) - 48.36%

Nebraska (21% Reporting) - Too close to call
Pete Ricketts (R, inc.) - 54.31%
Bob Krist (D) - 44.85%

Nevada (2% Reporting) - Too early to call
Steve Sisolak (D) - 55.37%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 42.03%

New Hampshire (32% Reporting) - Too close to call
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 51.25%
Molly Kelly (D) - 48.03%

Ohio (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 51.79%
Mike DeWine (R) - 48.02%

Oklahoma (29% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 53.46%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 45.85%

Oregon (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 49.74%
Knute Buehler (R) - 47.93%

South Carolina (41% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 51.95%
James Smith (D) - 47.79%

South Dakota (36% Reporting) - Too close to call
Billie Sutton (D) - 51.02%
Kristi Noem (R) - 48.55%

Tennessee (28% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 54.11%
Karl Dean (D) - 45.27%

Texas (31% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 54.79%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 44.37%

Wisconsin (18% Reporting) - Too close to call
Tony Evers (D) - 53.66%
Scott Walker (R, inc.) - 45.18%

What a HOAX TL!

If I'm not mistaken I said back in first post that this TL will be highly inrealisctic

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 10:33 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 40
Republicans: 46

Arizona (24% Reporting) - Too close to call
Martha McSally (R) - 50.92%
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 48.66%

Florida (54% Reporting) - Too close to call
Rick Scott (R) - 49.64%
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 49.51%

Indiana (68% Reporting) - Too close to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 50.37%
Mike Braun (R) - 48.91%

Michigan (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
John James (R) - 50.58%
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 48.53%

Mississippi-special (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 38.04%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 30.58%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 29.68%

Missouri (39% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 51.94%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 46.86%

Montana (10% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jon Tester (D, inc.) - 50.41%
Matt Rosendale (R) - 48.07%

Nevada (9% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jacky Rosen (D) - 54.14%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 43.95%

North Dakota (7% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 50.86%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.32%

Tennessee (37% Reporting) - Too close to call
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 50.12%
Phil Bredesen (D) - 49.23%

Texas (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 51.82%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 47.47%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16:
FL-18: Brian Mast (R)
FL-26:
FL-27:
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-05:
NC-02:
NC-08: Richard Hudson (R)
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01:
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13:
KS-02: Paul Davis (D). D gain
KS-04: Ron Estes (R)
MO-02:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-24: Kim Olson (D). D gain
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-06:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MI-08: Elissa Slotkin (D). D gain
MN-08: 
NE-02:
NM-02:
NY-01:
NY-02:
NY-11:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-23: Tom Reed (R)
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-01: Abby Finkenauer (D). D gain
IA-03:
IA-04:
MT-AL:
NV-04: Steven Horsford (D)
UT-04:

3.Governors

Florida (54% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 50.24%
Gwen Graham (D) - 49.37%

Georgia (48% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 50.06%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 49.14%

Iowa (9% Reporting) - Too close to call
Fred Hubbell (D) - 53.58%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.41%

Michigan (22% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gretchen Whitmer (D) - 51.85%
Bill Schuette (R) - 47.53%

Nebraska (30% Reporting) - Republican hold
Pete Ricketts (R, inc.) - 54.73%
Bob Krist (D) - 44.31%

Nevada (9% Reporting) - Too early to call
Steve Sisolak (D) - 54.96%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 42.33%

New Hampshire (41% Reporting) - Republican hold
Chris Sununu (R, inc.) - 52.44%
Molly Kelly (D) - 47.26%

Ohio (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 52.05%
Mike DeWine (R) - 47.77%

Oklahoma (37% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 53.07%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 46.12%

Oregon (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Knute Buehler (R) - 48.66%
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 48.59%

South Carolina (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 51.73%
James Smith (D) - 48.03%

South Dakota (43% Reporting) - Too close to call
Billie Sutton (D) - 51.52%
Kristi Noem (R) - 48.04%

Tennessee (37% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 53.79%
Karl Dean (D) - 45.52%

Texas (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 54.41%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 44.64%

Wisconsin (25% Reporting) - Too close to call
Tony Evers (D) - 53.41%
Scott Walker (R, inc.) - 45.36%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 11:03 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 44
Republicans: 46

Arizona (32% Reporting) - Too close to call
Martha McSally (R) - 50.14%
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 49.47%

California (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Dianne Feinstein (D, inc.) - 58.42%
Kevin de Leon (D) - 41.58%

Florida (63% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 49.86%
Rick Scott (R) - 49.53%

Hawaii (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Mazie Hirono (D, inc.) - 70.84%
Ron Curtis (R) - 27.56%

Indiana (78% Reporting) - Too close to call
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 50.88%
Mike Braun (R) - 48.43%

Michigan (30% Reporting) - Too close to call
John James (R) - 49.63%
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 49.44%

Mississippi-special (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 39.76%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 29.91%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 29.33%

Missouri (47% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 51.23%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 47.55%

Montana (19% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Jon Tester (D, inc.) - 52.02%
Matt Rosendale (R) - 46.11%

Nevada (17% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jacky Rosen (D) - 53.75%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 44.19%

North Dakota (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 50.14%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.77%

Tennessee (46% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Bredesen (D) - 49.94%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 49.42%

Texas (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 51.11%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 48.15%

Washington (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Maria Cantwell (D, inc.) - 60.28%
Susan Hutchinson (R) - 39.72%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-16: Vern Buchanan (R)
FL-26:
FL-27: Donna Shalala (D). D gain
GA-07:
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-05:
NC-02:
NC-09:
NC-13:
OH-01: Aftab Pureval (D). D gain
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13:
MO-02:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-06: David Schweikert (R)
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08: 
NE-02:
NM-02:
NY-01:
NY-02: Peter King (R)
NY-11:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-03:
IA-04:
MT-AL: Rob Quist (D)
UT-04:

CA-01: Doug LaMalfa (R)
CA-02: Jared Huffman (D)
CA-03: John Garamendi (D)
CA-04:
CA-05: Mike Thompson (D)
CA-06: Doris Matsui (D)
CA-07: Ami Bera (D)
CA-08: Paul Cook (R)
CA-09: Jerry McNerney (D)
CA-10:
CA-11: Mark DeSaulnier (D)
CA-12: Nancy Pelosi (D)
CA-13: Barbara Lee (D)
CA-14: Jackie Speier (D)
CA-15: Eric Swalwell (D)
CA-16: Jim Costa (D)
CA-17: Ro Khanna (D)
CA-18: Anna Eshoo (D)
CA-19: Zoe Lofgren (D)
CA-20: Jimmy Panetta (D)
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-23: Kevin McCarthy (R)
CA-24: Salud Carjabal (D)
CA-25: Katie Hill (D). D gain
CA-26: Julia Brownley (D)
CA-27: Judy Chu (D)
CA-28: Adam Schiff (D)
CA-29: Tony Cardenas (D)
CA-30: Brad Sherman (D)
CA-31: Pete Aguilar (D)
CA-32: Grace Napolitano (D)
CA-33: Ted Lieu (D)
CA-34: Jimmy Gomez (D)
CA-35: Norma Torres (D)
CA-36: Raul Ruiz (D)
CA-37: Karen Bass (D)
CA-38: Linda Sanchez (D)
CA-39:
CA-40: Lucille Roybal-Allard (D)
CA-41: Mark Takano (D)
CA-42: Ken Calvert (R)
CA-43: Maxine Waters (D)
CA-44: Nannete Barragan (D)
CA-45:
CA-46: Lou Correa (D)
CA-47: Alan Lowenthal (D)
CA-48:
CA-49: Mike Levin (D). D gain
CA-50:
CA-51: Juan Vargas (D)
CA-52: Scott Peters (D)
CA-53: Sara Jacobs (D)

HI-01: Ed Case (D)
HI-02: Tulsi Gabbard (D)

WA-01: Suzan DelBene (D)
WA-02: Rick Larsen (D)
WA-03:
WA-04: Dan Newhouse (R)
WA-05:
WA-06: Derek Kilmer (D)
WA-07: Pramila Jayapal (D)
WA-08:
WA-09: Adam Smith (D)
WA-10: Denny Heck (D)

3.Governors

California (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Gavin Newsom (D) - 61.84%
John Cox (R) - 38.16%

Florida (63% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ron DeSantis (R) - 49.57%
Gwen Graham (D) - 49.55%

Georgia (56% Reporting) - Too close to call
Brian Kemp (R) - 49.64%
Stacey Abrams (D) - 49.38%

Hawaii (1% Reporting) - Democratic hold
David Ige (D, inc.) - 63.56%
Andria Tupola (R) - 35.05%

Iowa (17% Reporting) - Too close to call
Fred Hubbell (D) - 53.16%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.77%

Michigan (30% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Gretchen Whitmer (D) - 52.21%
Bill Schuette (R) - 47.16%

Nevada (17% Reporting) - Too early to call
Steve Sisolak (D) - 54.34%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 42.88%

Ohio (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Richard Cordray (D) - 52.18%
Mike DeWine (R) - 47.53%

Oklahoma (45% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 52.99%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 46.46%

Oregon (15% Reporting) - Too close to call
Knute Buehler (R) - 48.89%
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 48.31%

South Carolina (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 51.17%
James Smith (D) - 48.71%

South Dakota (52% Reporting) - Too close to call
Billie Sutton (D) - 52.05%
Kristi Noem (R) - 47.35%

Tennessee (46% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 53.32%
Karl Dean (D) - 46.02%

Texas (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 54.03%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 45.08%

Wisconsin (34% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Tony Evers (D) - 53.41%
Scott Walker (R, inc.) - 45.36%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 11:33 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 45
Republicans: 46

Arizona (40% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 49.97%
Martha McSally (R) - 49.31%

Florida (71% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 50.69%
Rick Scott (R) - 48.81%

Indiana (88% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Joe Donnelly (D, inc.) - 51.44%
Mike Braun (R) - 47.39%

Michigan (38% Reporting) - Too close to call
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 50.22%
John James (R) - 48.93%

Mississippi-special (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 41.04%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 28.20%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 28.11%

Missouri (56% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 50.68%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 48.01%

Nevada (26% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jacky Rosen (D) - 53.59%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 44.52%

North Dakota (23% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 49.88%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 49.22%

Tennessee (54% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Bredesen (D) - 50.35%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 49.12%

Texas (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 50.03%
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 49.34%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06:
FL-15:
FL-26: Debbie Mucarsell-Powell (D). D gain
GA-07: Carolyn Bourdeaux (D). D gain
SC-01:
SC-02:
SC-05:
VA-05:
NC-02:
NC-09: Dan McCready (D). D gain
NC-13:
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13:
MO-02:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22:
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08: 
NE-02:
NM-02:
NY-01:
NY-11: Max Rose (D). D gain
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-03:
IA-04:
UT-04:
CA-04: Tom McClintock (R)
CA-10: Josh Harder (D). D gain
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-39:
CA-45:
CA-48: Harley Rouda (D). D gain
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
WA-08:

3.Governors

Florida (71% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gwen Graham (D) - 50.04%
Ron DeSantis (R) - 49.16%

Georgia (65% Reporting) - Too close to call
Stacey Abrams (D) - 49.95%
Brian Kemp (R) - 48.98%

Iowa (25% Reporting) - Too close to call
Fred Hubbell (D) - 53.26%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.84%

Nevada (26% Reporting) - Too early to call
Steve Sisolak (D) - 53.96%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 43.05%

Ohio (67% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Richard Cordray (D) - 52.67%
Mike DeWine (R) - 47.26%

Oklahoma (53% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 52.52%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 46.77%

Oregon (24% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 48.94%
Knute Buehler (R) - 48.28%

South Carolina (66% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 50.34%
James Smith (D) - 49.15%

South Dakota (61% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Billie Sutton (D) - 52.86%
Kristi Noem (R) - 46.92%

Tennessee (54% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 52.88%
Karl Dean (D) - 46.47%

Texas (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 53.31%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 45.85%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 12:03 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 46
Republicans: 46

Arizona (49% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 49.97%
Martha McSally (R) - 49.31%

Florida (80% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Bill Nelson (D, inc.) - 51.37%
Rick Scott (R) - 48.13%

Michigan (47% Reporting) - Too close to call
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 51.36%
John James (R) - 48.04%

Mississippi-special (65% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Espy (D) - 41.59%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 28.27%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 28.02%

Missouri (64% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 50.11%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 48.48%

Nevada (34% Reporting) - Too early to call
Jacky Rosen (D) - 53.44%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 44.85%

North Dakota (32% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 50.68%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.92%

Tennessee (63% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Bredesen (D) - 50.62%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 48.79%

Texas (65% Reporting) - Too close to call
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 49.71%
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 49.52%

2. House

IN-02:
KY-06: Amy McGrath (D). D gain
FL-15:
SC-01: Joe Cunningham (D). D gain
SC-02:
SC-05: Archie Parnell (D)
VA-05:
NC-02:
NC-13:
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
IL-13: Betsy Londirgan Grimes (D). D gain
MO-02:
OK-05:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-22: Sri Preston Kulkarni (D). D gain
TX-31:
AR-02:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08: 
NE-02: Brad Ashford (D). D gain
NM-02: Xochitl Torres Small (D). D gain
NY-01:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-03: Cindy Axne (D). D gain
IA-04:
UT-04:
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-39:
CA-45: Katie Porter (D). D gain
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
WA-08: Kim Schrier (D). D gain

AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (1% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mark Begich (D) - 45.59%
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 44.68%

Florida (80% Reporting) - Too close to call
Gwen Graham (D) - 50.49%
Ron DeSantis (R) – 48.93%

Georgia (73% Reporting) - Too close to call
Stacey Abrams (D) – 50.29%
Brian Kemp (R) - 48.55%

Iowa (34% Reporting) - Too close to call
Fred Hubbell (D) - 53.26%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.84%

Nevada (34% Reporting) - Too early to call
Steve Sisolak (D) - 53.96%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 43.05%

Oklahoma (61% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 52.52%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 46.77%

Oregon (33% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 48.94%
Knute Buehler (R) - 48.28%

South Carolina (70% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 50.34%
James Smith (D) - 49.15%

Tennessee (63% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 52.88%
Karl Dean (D) - 46.47%

Texas (65% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 53.31%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 45.85%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 12:33 P.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 48
Republicans: 46

Arizona (58% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 50.73%
Martha McSally (R) - 48.84%

Michigan (57% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Debbie Stabenow (D, inc.) - 52.45%
John James (R) - 48.04%

Mississippi-special (65% Reporting) - D vs. TBD runoff
Mike Espy (D) - 42.33%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 27.84%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 27.78%

Missouri (64% Reporting) - Too close to call
Josh Hawley (R) - 49.85%
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 48.77%

Nevada (43% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Jacky Rosen (D) - 53.19%
Dean Heller (R, inc.) - 45.67%

North Dakota (42% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 51.37%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.22%

Tennessee (72% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Bredesen (D) - 51.03%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 48.44%

Texas (74% Reporting) - Too close to call
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 50.24%
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 49.15%

2. House

IN-02: Mel Hall (D). D gain
FL-15: Alan Cohn (D). D gain
SC-02:
VA-05:
NC-02:
NC-13: Kathy Manning (D). D gain
OH-10:
OH-12:
WV-02:
IL-12:
MO-02:
OK-05: Kendra Horn (D). D gain
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21:
TX-31: MJ Hegar (D). D gain
AR-02:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08: 
NY-01:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-04:
UT-04:
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-39:
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 46.21%
Mark Begich (D) - 44.17%

Florida (89% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Gwen Graham (D) - 51.11%
Ron DeSantis (R) - 48.68%

Georgia (82% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Stacey Abrams (D) - 50.84%
Brian Kemp (R) - 48.51%

Iowa (34% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Fred Hubbell (D) - 52.95%
Kim Reynolds (R, inc) - 45.91%

Nevada (42% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Steve Sisolak (D) - 53.63%
Adam Laxalt (R) - 43.28%

Oklahoma (70% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 52.11%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 47.32%

Oregon (33% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 49.36%
Knute Buehler (R) - 47.95%

South Carolina (79% Reporting) - Too close to call
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 49.67%
James Smith (D) - 49.59%

Tennessee (72% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 52.11%
Karl Dean (D) - 47.24%

Texas (74% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 52.72%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 46.14%

[😥]

ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 01:03 A.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 48
Republicans: 46

Arizona (66% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 51.29%
Martha McSally (R) - 48.03%

Mississippi-special (72% Reporting) - D vs. TBD runoff
Mike Espy (D) - 44.27%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 26.81%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 26.65%

Missouri (73% Reporting) - Too close to call
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 49.51%
Josh Hawley (R) - 49.40%

North Dakota (50% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 50.91%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 48.47%

Tennessee (81% Reporting) - Too close to call
Phil Bredesen (D) - 50.66%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 48.67%

Texas (83% Reporting) - Too close to call
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 50.49%
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 48.84%

2. House

SC-02:
VA-05:
NC-02: Deborah Ross (D). D gain
OH-10: Mike Turner (R)
OH-12: Danny O'Connor (D)
WV-02:
IL-12:
MO-02:
PA-01:
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16:
TX-10:
TX-21: Wendy Davis (D). D gain
AR-02:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08: 
NY-01:
NY-21:
NY-22:
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01:
IA-04:
UT-04: Ben McAdams (D). D gain
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-39: Gil Cisneros (D). D gain
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (8% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mark Begich (D) - 46.67%
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 44.19%

Oklahoma (79% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Stitt (R) - 51.17%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 47.84%

Oregon (42% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 50.38%
Knute Buehler (R) - 47.95%

South Carolina (88% Reporting) - Too close to call
James Smith (D) - 50.41%
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 48.82%

Tennessee (81% Reporting) - Too close to call
Bill Lee (R) - 52.26%
Karl Dean (D) - 47.11%

Texas (83% Reporting) - Too close to call
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 52.47%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 46.59%

[President Johnson]

Man, I love this timeline.