[DoughtyOne]

As of this post time:

Senate: Republicans have locked up 47 seats, ahead in 4 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 40 seats, ahead in 3 more

House: Republicans have locked up 188 seats, ahead in 30 more
House: Democrats have locked up 111 seats, ahead in 31 more

Governors: Republicans have locked up 21 seats, ahead in 9 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 11 seats, ahead in 3 more


I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns.  It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.

Note: Make sure ALL is selected.  Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors

These categories show current wins and gains.  (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38+2)  correction Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up

LINK

[Viennacon]

hold the phone.

50-50 in New Hampshire

Scott Brown not conceding, says they have it wrong!

[DoughtyOne]

As of this post time:

Senate: Republicans have locked up 47 seats, ahead in 4 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 40 seats, ahead in 3 more

House: Republicans have locked up 189 seats, ahead in 28 more
House: Democrats have locked up 112 seats, ahead in 31 more

Governors: Republicans have locked up 22 seats, ahead in 8 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 11 seats, ahead in 3 more


I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns.  It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.

Note: Make sure ALL is selected.  Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors

These categories show current wins and gains.  (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38+2)  correction Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up

LINK

[DoughtyOne]

As of this post time:

Senate: Republicans have locked up 47 seats, ahead in 4 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 40 seats, ahead in 3 more

House: Republicans have locked up 191 seats, ahead in 27 more
House: Democrats have locked up 114 seats, ahead in 29 more

Governors: Republicans have locked up 22 seats, ahead in 9 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 11 seats, ahead in 2 more


I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns.  It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.

Note: Make sure ALL is selected.  Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors

These categories show current wins and gains.  (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38+2)  correction Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up

LINK

[Alberta's Child]

Doughty:

I haven't checked the link because I'm too busy scrolling through this thread, but I wanted to thank you for posting that periodically. It's a great Election Night summary for us!

AC

[DoughtyOne]

As of this post time:

Senate: Republicans have locked up 47 seats, ahead in 4 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 40 seats, ahead in 3 more

House: Republicans have locked up 192 seats, ahead in 26 more
House: Democrats have locked up 114 seats, ahead in 29 more

Governors: Republicans have locked up 22 seats, ahead in 8 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 11 seats, ahead in 3 more


I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns.  It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.

Note: Make sure ALL is selected.  Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors

These categories show current wins and gains.  (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38+2)  correction Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up

LINK