2014 US Congressional Election Results

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For those interested, I am posting a map of each state's counting bias (i.e. who the early precincts tend to favor) . This is from analysis of 2008-12 election night coverage. It is not foolproof, it is always possible that a state will change how it counts all of the sudden and as you can see, there are some states where there is either an unclear one or apparently none at all. Also, these biases vary in strength - Georgia's is very bad for instance, but Massachusetts has only a slight bias. But, here you go:

Is this your first time using crayons?

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Brett Hume on Fox News says Gillespie in VA has an internal poll that came out this morning showing him up 1% against Warner in VA. Let the fun begin!

Looks like Team Mark is going 0  for 4 tonight!

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Kentucky is still the best at counting votes. Too bad you voted for Mitch McConnell gross WTF

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Polls in New Hampshire close in 20 minutes

Time to kill off Scott Brown once and for all

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They really shouldn't even release a county total until it's all in. Who cares what the "numbers" are when they're at 2%?

A lot of people here at least

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I hope you guys all took a shot when Capito was projected the winner

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Poor Grimes.

She did about as well as one could expect considering the circumstances. I'm glad she at least took a chance with this race and managed to strike fear into the heart of McConnell for a bit.

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Gillespie continues to go down faster than a Thai hooker. At 52% now

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Called for Cotton at the bell. Take a shot gentlemen.

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Tom Cotton has won. Wow

Wow?

Wow!

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Ok Warner, time to move...

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I was confused about Coons down by 10 with 12% in until I saw New Castle has yet to report

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Rounds wins. You know what that means gentlemen.

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CO 16% in and Hick running 5% ahead of Udall

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First results from CO: El Paso and Denver pour in, and it looks razor thin.

Ah, the classic Colorado Springs vs Denver rivalry.

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Gardner winning 48%-46% in Jefferson (major swing county) with 89% of that county in. Looks like a 1-2 point Gardner win tonight

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CO 50% in, Gardner leads by 9% but most of the GOP juggernauts have reported (including Weld county, Gardner's district). Still, the suburbs are brutal to Udall.

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Tonight is brutal. Just brutal. I mean, we can't "win" every election but are there ANY bright spots for us tonight?

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Am I the only Dem who is starting to find the results of tonight kinda funny? Especially Virginia.

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Baker just defeated Coakley in MA.

i'm devastated

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So is Mark Warner going to win or not? I'm not as savvy with remaining precincts and whatnot as some of you.

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So uh, Pryor is currently losing 39-57. Looks like he got Blanched after all

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It's not surprising that the CO race was close. Latinos made of 14% of the electorate. Udall's ground game worked.

I know you're trolling but Udall lost Pueblo County. That's proof Hispanics were taking a siesta on election day

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It's not surprising that the CO race was close. Latinos made of 14% of the electorate. Udall's ground game worked.

I know you're trolling but Udall lost Pueblo County. That's proof Hispanics were taking a siesta on election day

On the SOS site, Udall won Pueblo County by 262 votes.

It must have just flipped with the latest numbers today. Well whatever, the point still stands as Oballer won by 14 points in 2012

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So... Udall lost Jefferson by 120 votes... sigh.

Actually, he just flipped it (winning it by about 600 votes).

So Udall managed to win all three of the suburb counties and still lose by about 2 points. Turnout in Denver was 10% below statewide turnout