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https://www.pbs.org/newshour/election-results/balance-of-power

I'm watching MSNBC and will post here with any updates. As of this post, they have the Senate pegged at 33 D 42 R. They haven't mentioned the House count in a moment but I'll post when they do.
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we did it
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The results Google are showing give the same numbers for Republicans, but much lower ones for Democrats... anyone know why? Just not as up-to-date, or are they partially predicted results, or...?
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Texas Senate

O'Rourke 66% Cruz 33% with 7% in
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TiamatLover posted...

The results Google are showing give the same numbers for Republicans, but much lower ones for Democrats... anyone know why? Just not as up-to-date, or are they partially predicted results, or...?

It's most likely just delayed results between news sites.
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Charlie Baker projected winner in MA gov race
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Georgia gov race

Kemp 65% Abrams 35% with 10% in
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lol Cruz

PBS balance of power

Senate 32 dem 42 repub

house 23 dem 18 repub
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VA district 10, Wexton flips a Republican seat
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Florida Senate

Rick Scott 50.1% Bill Nelson 49.9% 87% in, this is a close one
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Florida gov

Desantis 49.6% Gillum 49.1%, missed how much is reporting but I think most are in

edit: 87% in
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Ray_Dorset posted...

Florida gov

Desantis 49.6% Gillum 49.1%, missed how much is reporting but I think most are in

It was 82% a few minutes ago. Seems to be a bit more red votes than blue to come in. But it's far from over.
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Yes, it'll come down to a very close vote for sure

Now at 90% in. Desantis at 49.6, Gillum picking up a tenth of a point to 49.2%
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Ray_Dorset posted...

Yes, it'll come down to a very close vote for sure

How hilarious would it be if the winning margin was literally 1 vote?

Though I'd imagine if that did become the case, we'd see close to 100% turnout in that area next election.
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TiamatLover posted...

Ray_Dorset posted...

Yes, it'll come down to a very close vote for sure

How hilarious would it be if the winning margin was literally 1 vote?

Though I'd imagine if that did become the case, we'd see close to 100% turnout in that area next election.

I have a feeling there will be a recount no matter what the results are, with it less than half a point apart
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"Ben Cardin: Won by 0.0%"

I question the reliability of their sources.
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Texas Senate

O'Rourke 52% Cruz 48% with 28% in

538 has slightly upgraded Democrats' chances of winning the Senate, up to 1/5 from 1/6. Still a 7/8 chance of winning the House

Georgia gov

Kemp 65% Abrams 34% with 16% in
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Senate is now at 34 dem, 42 repub

Texas Senate race

O'Rourke 52% Cruz 48% with 49% in
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