Most of the GOP vote has already been counted in PA, so unless there is a big surprise in the Philadelphia burbs, Fetterman will win.

The AZ governor's race has been at 51% of the vote for half the night. Did the poll workers go home?

Tapper now pointing out with Majewski that the GOP is losing winnable seats where they ran clowns.

The California vote still hasn't really come in, so the GOP lead in House race is deceptive. It sure seems like Warnock-Walker will go to a runoff, so we won't know who will win the House and Senate tonight. We may not know how wins the Senate until December.

So far this has shaken out pretty much as I expected: Republicans were over-sampled in the polls; the embrace of abortion and cultural issues were a negative for Democratic candidates in some winnable races in red and purple states. Centrism is looking pretty good tonight.

Ryan concedes to Vance.

Hobbs ahead of Lake by 13 pts with 51% in.

Shapiro wins by 16 pts?

Warnock and Walker now tied with 70% reporting.

The GOP is running behind projections everywhere but Florida, which is good news in many state and local elections. But they could still win the Senate.

Hochul is crushing Zeldin with 30% of the vote in. Red wave = MAGA wishful thinking.

So a red wave in Florida, but a split decision everywhere else.

Florida has gone from being a purple state to solid red. Progressive cultural positions are electoral poison there.

CNN projects DeSantis winning by wide margin. He is currently up by 16 pts.

CNN projects Rubio as the winner.

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