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originally posted by: bitcoinforever
Is fox news the best channel to watch if you don't want to hear democrat nonsense?

Whatever you do, don't watch MSNBC. If you go back and watch 2016 coverage from all the major news outlets, theirs was by far the worst. The guy running the board had a ton of problems, and nobody there knew what was going on. The Young Turks election coverage was more professional. The guy who runs CNN's board is actually not bad. Fox's used to be really good, but they've been having a lot of technical issues this year, like they hired MSNBC's staff or something.

PJ Media's traditional drunk blogging from Vodka Pundit has commenced. They may shift thread, but he's already into the booze.

a reply to: toysforadults

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What is the best link to view live results?

originally posted by: bitcoinforever
Is fox news the best channel to watch if you don't want to hear democrat nonsense?

GST is pretty good.


RSBN is good but doesn't start untill 7:30 est.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

thats what I've been looking for thank you

originally posted by: ketsuko
Georgia GOP starting to predict a good night there.

Senator Isakson in Georgia has also predicted a GOP majority there.

GA-6 and GA-7 look like the only interesting races.. the rest either safe blue or red.

IN and KY are majority RED on initial reports.

a reply to: UKTruth

Whooping 1% of vote

a reply to: Gazrok

Actually Guam does have a Representative. The Dems won that race as well.

originally posted by: PurpleFox
What is the best link to view live results?

The one in the OP is excellent.

originally posted by: Arnie123
IN and KY are majority RED on initial reports.

Uh yeah, in established red strongholds. Not unexpected.

Edit: With a whopping 3.27% reporting in Indiana's District 2, and 0.32% in Kentucky's District 6. Wee, what a cutthroat race, a trickle of results out of the strongholds.

a reply to: Xcalibur254
Is this what you're clinging to? I understand 😌

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Gazrok

Actually Guam does have a Representative. The Dems won that race as well.

Guam's votes didn't count in the presidential vote in 2016, but their straw poll favored Clinton 3 to 1. So those results are not too surprising.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: PurpleFox
What is the best link to view live results?

The one in the OP is excellent.

I like their cartogram graphic.

1st District called - KY-5 Republican. Was a safe R seat.

originally posted by: Gazrok
No House or Senate for Guam, so not relevant.

I thought Hank Johnson was their Congressman ?

😎

The first house race is called for the "Red team"

a reply to: Nyiah

Indiana is one to watch though. Donnelly is an incumbent Democrat. Incumbents are tough to unseat and he was running a tough race right up until Kavanaugh. That race may still go his way, even if it is a red state.

Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)

In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.