Post state results here
 

Looks like a long night.
My guess is non swing states will be called within 30-45 minutes of poll closings. Swing states, maybe 1.5hrs.

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

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

8 p.m. ET: Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee

8:30 p.m. ET: Arkansas

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

10 p.m. ET: Iowa, Montana, Nevada, Utah

11 p.m. ET: California, Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, Washington

1 a.m. ET: Alaska

NBC was calling results in Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky and Vermont less than 5 minutes after the polls closed. That's ridiculously fast IMHO.

I just saw that Bush wins New Hampshire

That's funny because even at 6PM ET he was trailing in the exit polls by 18pts

Bush wins Ga. (15), Ky. (8), Ind. (11); Kerry takes Vermont (3)

Bush: 34
Kerry: 3

Well hell, I don't know...that's just what they said on TV. Let's not shoot the messenger. Anyone care to confirm this---?

Bush grabs West Virginia (5)

Bush: 39
Kerry: 3

Closed but unpredicted:
Ohio, North Carolina, Kentucky, South Carolina

NC, VA and SC too close to call, but polls closed

The New York Times isn't calling anything so far in the Presidential race.

Here's a confusing report on the outcome of Georgia's Senate race:

Georgia Reporting: 0.1%
Denise Majette, Dem 689 (54.1%)
* Johnny Isakson, Rep 581 (45.6%)
Allen Buckley, Lib 3 (0.2%)

Hardly any precincts have reported, Isakson is only at 45.6%, and they're already calling it for Isakson?? :confused:

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pag...lts/president/

-Rudey

Bush takes TN, AL, SC, MS, OK
Kerry takes 3 of Maine's 4 *1 undecided EV
Kerry takes NJ, MD, DC, DE, CT, MA, IL

Bush: 80
Kerry: 77
undecided: 1 EV in ME

NH, VA, NC, MO, OH, PA, FL in unprojected pile.

Polls closing in Texas about this time (19:00 local)

Obviously, a lock for the CinC to win Texas.

Frost vs. Sessions slugfest in Congressional District 32.

The 'Jones Tax' - Arlington, Texas votes to whether to raise taxes to come up with half the money for a new stadium for the Sainted Dallas Cowpukes.

Bush carries North Carolina's 15 EVs


projected defeat of Sen. Bunning to Dr. Mongiardo in Kentucky

where are you getting your numbers? because as of right now, www.cnn.com says that Kerry has 77 and Bush has 66.

watching NBC, CBS, ABC and CNN all at once