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Haven’t had a chance to go through the thread,
but hopefully this scheduling hasn’t been posted.
If it has, and someone will let me know, I’ll have it removed .. ;)

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Wake Up America
Midterm Election 2010: All Day Blogging

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Excerpt:

Extensive polling leading up to election day 2010 has indicated a massive wave for the GOP in the House to take control and modest wins in the Senate where only about of a third of the seat are even part of the election, making it unlikely the GOP will take control of the Senate.

Polls are fine indicators, but the final poll, the only poll that matters or is counted, is today’s vote, the election itself.

States as the polls close listed below: As polls close we will update the results as they come in with an R or D by the appropriate name listed.

7 p.m. ET —
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
South Carolina
Vermont
Virginia

7:30 p.m. ET —
Ohio
West Virginia
North Carolina

8 p.m. ET —
Alabama
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee

8:30 p.m. ET —
Arkansas

9 p.m. ET —
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming

10 p.m. ET —
Arizona
Iowa
Montana
Nevada
Utah

11 p.m. ET—
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington

Midnight and 1 a.m. ET —
Hawaii
Alaska

House:

There are 435 House races. Democrats currently hold a 255-178 advantage over Republicans, with two vacancies (one held by each party).

The GOP needs to net 39 House seats to take control of the House of Representatives.

Senate:

There are 37 Senate races. Democrats currently hold a 57-41 advantage in this chamber, with both independents (Joe Lieberman and Bernie Sanders) caucusing with the Democrats.

The GOP needs to net 10 Senate seats to take control of the Senate.

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