Election Results: States To Watch

Pundits and pollsters may be trying to take all the fun out of Election Day. So many have predicted a lopsided victory for Senator Barack Obama over Senator John McCain that you might wonder why even to bother watching the returns on Tuesday night.

Check out a slideshow guide of highlights to watch for on Tuesday... adapted from The NY Times...

	1 / 7		OBAMA WINS VERMONT: 3 ELECTORAL VOTES Click for real time election results.

HuffPost has a great guide for election night. We've gathered all the widgets out there for you to be able to gather the election results online. For even more information, go to HuffPost's "Election Results BigNews Page."

Also, read Tom Edsall's guide to election night results for a step-by-step guide on what to expect.

And for more information about what's happening on the ground, go here.

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Comments

[worldview47]

11:05 PM on 11/04/2008

YEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFROM CANADA



PRESIDENT OBAMA AND VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN



YYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

NOW PROTRECT HIM

[boing007]

09:33 PM on 11/04/2008

As soon as Obama/Biden win Florida it will be over for McCain. Yay!

[boing007]

08:46 PM on 11/04/2008

Palin was a real drag for McCain.

[boing007]

08:45 PM on 11/04/2008

It is 8:45 Eastern time and Obama/Biden are looking real good. Now we can impeach Bush and his gang.

[judyc]

06:51 PM on 11/04/2008

http://www.intrade.com/jsp/intrade/trading/t_index.jsp

Hope they're right.

[HeIsTheOne]

06:37 PM on 11/04/2008

Big round of applause of Jed Lewis and everything, everything he has done to help get info out there for ONation. Thank you Jed. You were a major cog in the wheel of success.

His latest ditty, 23 seconds that mac should be embarrassed by:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufn_uA2-0Vg&eurl=http://www.dailykos.com/

[breakingnews]

06:09 PM on 11/04/2008

Back from the hospital....now to get the boys to the polls! Be back on later :)

Jeanne

[judyc]

06:49 PM on 11/04/2008

OH, very good!!!

[EarthToZoey]

06:07 PM on 11/04/2008

Just got back from my second round of transporting folks back and forth to the polls. For the moment I'm in Memphis, Tennessee so I'm not exactly in a swing state, but the poll workers said there is *overwhelming* support for Barack Obama!

[EarthToZoey]

06:05 PM on 11/04/2008

Intrade has Obama at 94.3% FTW !!!!!

[RSU]

05:50 PM on 11/04/2008

To the entire Huffpost community:

At the moment, the exit polling does not look particularly great for either candidate. By tomorrow, half of the nation's population still won't get what it wants but at some point we all must come together as Americans and at least be thankful for what we already have.

Each of us should take heart that we live in the greatest nation the world has ever known. This nation has thus far served the world as a force for good despite its faults and it will continue to do so even after tomorrow.

To be sure, no candidate is perfect but that seems to fit well with our society and our nation because neither of these is perfect either. Our saving grace then is that each of us, as Americans, still wants what's right for everyone, wherever one lives. I believe each candidate believes that too and I can live with that. I can only hope that each of you believes that too.

It is my heartfelt wish then that as a nation we elect a candidate to the White House that we all can be proud of. I know that this election has set people on edge but I really would like to express my best wishes to each of you that we each get an electorate that will serve us well.

Please be safe tonight, and may the best man win.

RSU

[H2O]

06:00 PM on 11/04/2008

Tell that to the surprems -

[dbawden]

05:36 PM on 11/04/2008

A (true) story for you while you are waiting for the polls to close.

My wife's father (age 84) hates Rush and is total Obama. He lives in red neck-land in Eastern Washington State. Several weeks ago he had a stroke. After several days and the election closing, his daughter asked him who he was going to vote for. Something like "rebubican" came out. We were all shocked. The stroke had really affected him. "See", his daughter said. "This is what happens when you have a stroke. You vote Republican."

In the ensuing days his mind returned and he expressed he wanted to vote for Obama again. Unfortunately we sent in our mail-in ballots this year without his. Although getting better, voting was too much for him to worry about right now.

[thatsitfortheother1]

05:32 PM on 11/04/2008

Tro//eeez, tro//eeez, come out, come out wherever you are.

Show yourselves or give me a moustache ride tomorrow!

[IhaveaDREAMwhitegirl]

06:28 PM on 11/04/2008

...come out, come out wherever you are....

Call Joe the Plumber to unclog the shitebricks in your loos!

[ebanks84]

05:27 PM on 11/04/2008

Senator Burr is on MSNBC talking bull crap big time. He's lying through his teeth.

[MrsBoomer]

06:01 PM on 11/04/2008

Yeah, that's what happens when his lips move.

[Mogamboguru]

05:25 PM on 11/04/2008

New main: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/30/election-results-electora_n_139361.html

[liseworks]

05:31 PM on 11/04/2008

Thanks - do we all go there ? aaaarrrrrh - ! Where's my election home ??

[Mogamboguru]

05:34 PM on 11/04/2008

Yep.

Your home is, where your heart is, Lise.

Where is your heart right now?

[donaldw6]

05:22 PM on 11/04/2008

Isn't it cool when you make a post, you get to sit back and watch while the page scrolls itself around crazily?

HuffPo has some whimsical developers with a wacky sense of humor.

[Mogamboguru]

05:26 PM on 11/04/2008

LOLOL!