What TV station will you be watching for E-Night Results?

[Liberalrocks]

CNN. Why would anyone watch anything else?

[Andy Hine]

MSNBC

[zorkpolitics]

I'll be watching CNN, they usually have the best data analysis of early votes relative to past elections so one can see how a state is going long before they call a state.

But, mostly I'll be following vote data on-line at the AP, CNN, and the NY Times

If by some weird cosmic event Trump is looking strong early on, I will watch MSNBC just to see how depressed/suicidal they get.

[Dumbo]

I have been watching CNN for more than 25 years, so I will
be watching CNN on Tuesday. They have a great line up with
David Axlrod, David Gergen, Dana Bash and her ex-husband
John King, David Chalian, but in my opinion CNN has never
found an adequate replacemant for Frank Sesno, wo left
CNN in 1995.

[DavidB.]

Fox News, probably, my standard channel.

[Green Line]

Flip between Fox^ CNN and WGN

[JA]

MSNBC primarily, switching to CNN during commercial breaks. Online I'll be following via NYT and, of course, the Atlas Forum. I love the style, personalities, and analysis provided by MSNBC far better than what's found on other networks.

[HAnnA MArin County]

MSNBC mainly for the music. I wish they'd bring back the 2008 graphics with the gold checkmark, though. Will also flip to Faux Noise only when they project Hillary the winner, just to see their epic meltdown.

[Green Line]

MSNBC definitely has, by far, the best election music.  Too bad it's mostly associated with bad things happening.

[andrew_c]

CNN

[Heisenberg]

CNN, mostly. Nothing beats John King and his magic wall. I will occasionally flip to MSNBC and Fox News, though, to see what the others have to say, and to watch their reactions.

[henster]

CNN, maybe they will have a hologram again this year.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

I'll be working the polls most of the day, but my TV/phone will be stuck on CNN all night. If nothing else, it'll be a Royal Rumble of pundits there. The possibility of a Lewandowski meltdown is also very intriguing

[Hermit For Peace]

I'll just check in now and then on the Internet. I'm going to keep myself busy so I don't stress out.

[musicblind]

CNN. I love John King's Magic Wall. I also enjoy their commentators.

[ProudModerate2]

If I watch at all, PBS. But I'm no longer sure I want to see it.

Why not ?

[ProudModerate2]

MSNBC because their election theme is much better than the other networks. I don't know how anybody can stand CNN's election music. Plus MSNBC's graphics is probably the most modern looking ones out of the other four(MSNBC, CBS, ABC, CNN ,Foxnews)

Yes MSNBC election theme (music) is the best !
I found it on YouTube, if interested. It's looped so you have 30 minutes of listening.
Here is the link : https://youtu.be/BSgaMycEh5A

[Rules for me, but not for thee]

RT, comrades.

Not really probably a bit of Fox and definitely the uncensored Colbert on Showtime.

[Koharu]

Local CBS since I'm staying with my dad and that's all he gets. I'll probably keep this site up on my phone for additional info.

[Alaska2392]

Probably MSNBC for me, along with following NYT online. 

Definitely also fun to flip to BBC America, CCTV, and RT just to see what the narrative is like.

[Mr. Morden]

Nobody's watching ABC for Nate Silver? 

[IceSpear]

Nobody's watching ABC for Nate Silver? 

brb boycotting ABC

[Blair]

If I can get MSNBC on freeview I'll watch it- if not I'll live with BBC or Sky news, and put a stream on the laptop

[MasterJedi]

CNN though I may switch to Fox occasionally for the lolz.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

CNN or MSNBC on youtube or streaming, depending on the speed of my internet connection