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

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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

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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%

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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%

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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%

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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%

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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%

[😥]

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%

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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%

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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%

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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%

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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%

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 02:03 A.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 51
Republicans: 46

Arizona (83% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 51.95%
Martha McSally (R) - 47.03%

Mississippi-special (89% Reporting) - D vs. TBD runoff
Mike Espy (D) - 46.74%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 25.68%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 24.28%

Missouri (88% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Claire McCaskill (D, inc.) - 51.66%
Josh Hawley (R) - 47.94%

North Dakota (66% Reporting) - Too close to call
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 50.02%
Kevin Cramer (R) - 49.38%

Tennessee (95% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Phil Bredesen (D) - 50.94%
Marhsa Blackburn (R) - 48.03%

Texas (99% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Beto O'Rourke (D) - 50.77%
Ted Cruz (R, inc.) - 48.39%

2. House

SC-02: pending recount
VA-05: Denver Riggleman (R)
WV-02: Talley Sergent (D). D gain
IL-12: Brendan Kelly (D). D gain
MO-02:
PA-01: Brian Fitzpatrick (R)
PA-09:
PA-14:
PA-16: Ron DiNicola (D). D gain
TX-10: Michael McCaul (R)
AR-02:
AZ-08:
CO-03:
MI-06:
MI-07:
MN-08:  
NY-01:
NY-21:
NY-22: Anthony Brindisi (D). D gain
NY-24:
NY-27:
WI-01: Bryan Steil (R)
IA-04: J.D. Scholten (D). D gain
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (23% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 46.59%
Mark Begich (D) - 45.29%

Oklahoma (97% Reporting) - Republican hold
Kevin Stitt (R) - 50.93%
Drew Edmondson (D) - 48.18%

Oregon (57% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 51.18%
Knute Buehler (R) - 47.36%

South Carolina (99.9% Reporting) - Democratic gain
James Smith (D) - 50.35%
Henry McMaster (R, inc.) - 48.93%

Tennessee (95% Reporting) - Republican hold
Bill Lee (R) - 51.77%
Karl Dean (D) - 47.33%

Texas (99% Reporting) - Republican hold
Greg Abbott (R, inc.) - 51.53%
Lupe Valdez (D) - 47.42%

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 03:03 A.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 52
Republicans: 46

Arizona (98% Reporting) - Democratic gain
Kyrsten Sinema (D) - 52.18%
Martha McSally (R) - 46.83%

Mississippi-special (99.9% Reporting) - Espy vs. McDaniel runoff
Mike Espy (D) - 46.94%
Chris McDaniel (R) - 24.96%
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R, inc.) - 24.81%

North Dakota (83% Reporting) - Too close to call
Kevin Cramer (R) - 49.92%
Heidi Heitkamp (D, inc.) - 49.74%

2. House

SC-02: pending recount
MO-02: Cort VanOstran (D). D gain
PA-09: pending recount
PA-14: Pam Snyder (D)
AR-02: Clarke Tucker (D). D gain
AZ-08: Hiral Tipirneni (D)
CO-03: Scott Tipton (R)
MI-06: Fred Upton (R)
MI-07: Gretchen Driskell (D). D gain
MN-08: Joe Radinovich (D)
NY-01:
NY-21: Elise Stefanik (R)
NY-24: John Katko (R)
NY-27: Nate McMurray (D). D gain
CA-21:
CA-22:
CA-50:
WA-03:
WA-05:
AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (38% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 46.95%
Mark Begich (D) - 45.02%

Oregon (74% Reporting) - Democratic hold
Kate Brown (D, inc.) - 52.50%
Knute Buehler (R) - 46.16%

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ELECTION NIGHT 2018. 04:03 A.M.

1. Senate

AL is MS-special
IA is MN-special

Democrats: 52
Republicans: 47

North Dakota 99.9% Reporting) - Republican gain
Kevin Cramer (R) - 49.96%
Heidi Heitkamp (D, inc.) - 49.64%

2. House

SC-02: pending recount
PA-09: pending recount
NY-01: Perry Gershon (D). D gain
CA-21: TJ Cox (D). D gain
CA-22: Andrew Janz (D). D gain
CA-50: Ammar Campa-Najar (D). D gain
WA-03: pending recount
WA-05: Lisa Brown (D). D gain
AK-AL:

3.Governors

Alaska (55% Reporting) - Too close to call
Mike Dunleavy (R) - 47.17%
Mark Begich (D) - 44.68%

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I like how even in this fantasy timeline, Heitkamp still couldn’t pull it off lol. Good to see Bredesen and McCaskill did though!

Although if we’re replacing candidates with their superior primary opponents (i.e. Gwen Graham over Andrew Gillum), couldn’t Jim Gray have replaced Amy McGrath?

You will see the development of the event further and I hope you will be surprised.

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Final results

House


Senate composition

Democrats: 53 (+5)
Republicans: 47 (-5)

Governor composition

Democrats: 30 (+14)
Republicans: 20 (-13)

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- Donald Trump: "Democrats claim they won. We all know that they lost badly. Elections were stolen from our GREAT party"
11/06/18

- Joe Biden: "It was a very difficult decision, but Jill and I decided that I won't run for a President"
11/08/18

- Bernie Sanders declines to run for President again, says he wants to concentrate on his job as Senate Budget Committee Chair
Politico, 11/17/18

- Chuck Schumer: "As incoming Senate Majority Leader I must admit that President Trump will have a very hard time to get his nominees confirmed by the Senate"
11/19/18

- Donald Trump: "Schumer will do everything to hurt United States. We must get rid of him"
11/19/18

- Elizabeth Warren: "I think we must consider latest statement made by Trump as a direct threat to Sen. Schumer"
11/19/18

- Mo Brooks: "True American patriots will show Democrats who is who. We're not going to give up"
11/22/18

- Mitt Romney: "I really don't like recent development within the Republican Party"
11/23/18

- Paul Gosar: "If Pelosi seats those liars who won an unfair election, she will regret it"
11/25/18

- Major announcement in Kentucky tonight. Stay tuned!
Amy McGrath, 12/01/18

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- Representative-elect Amy McGrath will challenge Mitch McConnell in 2020
CNN, 12/01/18

- Scott Perry: "We will fight like a hell to do what we must"
12/05/18

- Donald Trump: "I'm proud to have met true MAGA fighters Rep. Brooks, Rep. Gosar, Rep. Perry, Sen. Cruz and Sen. Graham at the White House today"
12/09/18

- 15 Representatives, Sens. Kennedy (R-LA) and Cruz (R-TX) in a joint press-conference announced they have strong evidence of voter fraud all along the United States
12/15/18

- "Failed Senate nominee Josh Hawley to announce peaceful protest on January 3rd in Washington D.C. He never conceded his election"
Politico, 12/18/18

- Mike Pence: "Elections was free and fair. I saw no evidence of the voter fraud"
12/19/18

- Chief of Staff John Kelly resigns
12/19/18

- Donald Trump: "A true champion for American people Josh Hawley, who won by a lot in Missouri on Tuesday, must be seated."
12/20/18

- Donald Trump: "My biggest mistake was in 2016. Mike Pence is a RINO and a traitor. He will not be my choice in 2020"
12/20/18

- "Why we need a progressive Democrat in 2020?"
WaPo, 12/23/18

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- Who is running in 2020? Top 12 potential candidates
Politico, 12/25/18

2016 nominee Hillary Clinton (D-NY)
Fmr. FLOTUS Michelle Obama (D-IL)
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN)
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ)
2016 VP nominee Tim Kaine (D-VA)
Sen. Beto O'Rourke (D-TX)
Gov. Stacey Abrams (D-GA)
Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT)
Gov. Jay Inslee (D-WA)

- Why 2020 Democratic nominee will be a woman again
NYT, 12/29/2020

- Donald Trump: "Mark Meadows is my choice to be my next Chief of Staff"
12/31/2020

- What is happening now in Washington, D.C.?
CNN, 01/03/2019

- It's not what you expect at the beggining of the new Congress
NYT, 01/03/2019

- Violence attack on the Capitol. Live coverage
Politico, 01/03/2019

- Those who storm the Capitol is now inside. Where is the members of the Congress?
WaPo, 01/03/2019

- Pelosi and most of the House members evacuated. Senate is in danger
CNN, 01/03/2019

- "Where is Pence? He is a traitor who must be killed"
Protesters inside the Capitol, 01/03/2019

- "The end of the catastrophe. Capitol is back under the control of the National Guard"
CNN, 01/03/2019

- At least 4 police officers was killed today in D.C.
WaPo, 01/03/2019

- Pelosi swears-in all elected House members, Pence swears-in all elected Senate members
01/03/2019

- Nancy Pelosi: "It was Trump who incited an insurrection. He must be held accountable. 4 true champions of our country were killed by this pro-Trump crowd. I call on VP Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment"
01/03/2019

Why isn’t McGrath running for re-election? KY-06 is way more Democratic than the state.

December 1st, 2018, Lexington, KY

Amy McGrath: "Together we have shown that we can do everything, we were able to flip even such a deep red place as Kentucky's 6th congressional district. And we will be able to beat Mitch McConnell as easily as we won this race. He is a disaster for Kentucky, and for all the best, he doesn't have to return to the Senate for the next term, which is why I'm proud to announce today that I will run against Mitch McConnell in 2020. Only together can we show our strength. Thank you all. May God Bless You and May God Bless Kentucky! "

She believes she can win the race

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- Bernie Sanders: "Trump must be impeached. All Representatives and Senators who supported this insurrection must be expelled"
01/03/2019

- Adam Schiff is the first House Democrat to call President Trump to be impeached
Politico, 01/03/2019

- 29 Representatives and 11 Senators expressed their support for the impeachment; 36 Representatives and 17 Senators expressed support for invoking the 25th Amendment
538 Tracker, 01/04/2019

- Mitt Romney: "Trump must be impeached"
01/04/2019

- "Romney becomes first Republican to publicly call the President to be impeached"
CNN, 01/04/2019

- Adam Kinzinger, Liz Cheney, Jaime Herrera Beutler, Anthony Gonzalez and Dan Newhouse announces their support for the impeachment
01/04/2019

- Impeachment articles introduced to the House by Reps. Raskin (D-MD), Cicilline (D-RI), Schiff (D-CA), Cheney (R-WY) and Kinzinger (R-IL)
01/05/2019

 
- House voted to impeach President Trump in a 304-130
01/07/2019

All Democrats voted to impeach (274)
Republicans who voted to impeach (30)
AL-02: Martha Roby
AR-03: Steve Womack
FL-19: Francis Rooney
ID-02: Mike Simpson
IL-15: John Shimkus
IL-16: Adam Kinzinger
IN-08: Larry Buschon
IN-09: Trey Hollingsworth
MI-03: Justin Amash
MI-06: Fred Upton
MI-10: Paul Mitchell
NV-02: Mark Amodei
NJ-04: Chris Smith
NY-02: Peter King
NY-23: Tom Reed
NY-24: John Katko
NC-03: Walter Jones Jr.
OH-10: Mike Turner
OH-14: David Joyce
OH-16: Anthony Gonzalez
OR-02: Greg Walden
PA-01: Brian Fitzpatrick
SC-07: Tom Rice
SD-AL: Dusty Johnson
UT-03: John Curtis
VA-05: Denver Riggleman
WA-03: Jaime Herrera Beuter
WA-04: Dan Newhouse
WV-01: David McKinley
WI-08: Mike Gallagher
WY-AL: Liz Cheney

Greg Pence was absent

- Pelosi names impeachment managers: Schiff (D-CA), Lofgren (D-CA), Lamb (D-PA), Crow (D-CO), Cheney (R-WY), Kinzinger (R-IL) and Riggleman (R-VA)
01/07/2019

- "I'm certainly open to it"
01/08/2019, McConnell about voting to convict

- Francis Rooney: "I would vote even for Sanders over Trump. He is the biggest threat to the United States"
01/09/2019