◼ Now begins that strangest span of hours in political punditry, in which attempts to divine the outcome by reading the tea leaves of early voting, and the chicken bones of polling-place anecdotes, intensify despite the fact that we’ll know the actual outcome tonight. Maybe. - John Hayward/Human Events @Doc_o
The dirty little secret of Big Government politics is that for all the wealth the Ruling Class has taken, and all the power they have tucked away in the vaults of bureaucracy, they’re still afraid of us. They’ve made great progress toward subduing us, and redefining what we’re allowed to do for ourselves, or even vote upon… but they haven’t achieved total victory yet. You can see it in their eyes when they’re nervous, hear it in the things they blurt out when elections aren’t going their way, and they unleash their anger and contempt on those who vote against them. One election makes them nervous. If you want to see them terrified, win two. Then you’ll get to see despair go to work on them for a change.
The. Wait. Is. Over. Today is decision day – what can we expect? @TheFive has the best analysis, so tune in!
— Kimberly Guilfoyle (@kimguilfoyle) November 4, 2014
When polls open and close in every state, in 1 chart. http://t.co/BAOfg4Y1x7
— Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) November 4, 2014
Election Day, 2014. My blog about the meaning of today-> http://t.co/x91sp3dtgs
— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) November 4, 2014
RT @rickklein: biggest GOP turnout #IASEN in 30 years of exit polls, per prelim data #ABCVote
— Elliott Schwartz (@elliosch) November 4, 2014
Oh. RT @rickklein: Dem turnout also at 30-year low #NCSEN per prelim exit polls #ABCVote
— Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) November 4, 2014
Bad news, Pat RT @rickklein: meanwhile - GOP turnout at 20-year low in #KSSEN. 2/3 say Roberts away from state too much, in prelim numbers
— Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) November 4, 2014