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We asked how members of our community will be spending their election night, and here are a few of our favorite responses.
- Earliest response: 1966
- Most frequent response: 2000
- Earliest response: 1976
- Most frequent response: tie – 2006 and 2008
- The usual: home, two TVs, two computers, filet mignon and lobster tail and Vueve
- Party like it’s 2008
- Going to an art class
- Staying open to review ballot measures across the country, state elections and local issues
- Celebrate with the Minnesota Democratic delegation
- Watch the returns come in at home
- Go to bed early and hope for the best in the morning
- At home with split screen CNN and Fox News, and a laptop with bookmarked state election websites teed up, hitting refresh on key races
- Set up the war room at home and keep a tally of our PAC supported candidates to report out the next day
- Watching the results at home with every device possible
- Watch the Duke/Kentucky game—much more enjoyable!
- Couch with my dog
- Hope and tequila
- Home. Couch. TV. Laptop. Cellphone for Twitter. And wine.
- Multiple events hosted by party committees and candidates
- Couch with my dog
- Hanging out at a hotel with my friends who are also political junkies, watching the returns–praying and rejoicing or mourning as they come in.
- Follow the races and draft post-election communications
- I will be at the office over night monitoring and putting resources together as results come in.
- Grilled cheese and tomato soup
- Dom Perignon if the night goes well, whiskey neat if not
- McDonald’s McRib (it’s a personal tradition going back to election night 2006)
- Popcorn and bourbon
- Miller Lite and peanuts
- Chocolate lava cake
- Wings and wine
- A lot of wine
- Tater tots and chicken wings
- Coke zero and cheddar flavor Chex Mix
- Skinny pop
- We have cheap wine from Aldi, we have vintage champagne. Depends how things are shaking out.
- Meat and cheese board with bourbon rocks
- Wine…lots of wine
- Diet Coke
- Not hopeful enough for champagne, so going with tequila
- Cheese cubes!
- Probably popcorn, possibly a Kentucky Mule
- Cappuccino from my nespresso machine!
- Tennessee Senate
- Texas Senate
- IL, NY, CA House races
- Arizona Senate and Ohio Gubernatorial
- VA-10 (Comstock)
- All Pennsylvania races
- Indiana and Missouri Senate races
- FL-26 (Curbelo)
- TX-23 (Hurd)
- Connecticut Gubernatorial and state assembly races
- Governors races – specifically Michigan and then senate/house races at federal level. Michigan ballot initiatives.
- The biggest one of all, the race for control of the Senate
- Senator Donnelly (IN) will lose
- David Young reelected in IA
- Dems winning the senate races in Texas and Tennessee
- WI-1 (Ryan’s seat) flips blue
- McCaskill (MO) reelected in a squeaker
- Beto upsets Cruz in Texas Senate
- Democrats will gain control: 76%
- Republicans will maintain control: 24%
- Democrats will gain control: 1%
- Republicans will maintain control: 65%
- 50/50 Split: 27%
- Spin-free zone on CSPAN
- Facebook (kidding!). Politico, The Hill, RealClearPolitics, Washington Post, Seattle Times
- Fivethirtyeight.com
- Nathan Gonzales
- Nicole Wallace
- Roll Call At the Races
- Brian Williams on NBC
- Charlie Cook and David Wasserman
- Ben Shapiro
- National Public Radio
- CNN
- Fox
- Chris Stirewalt
- #benice
- #bluetiderising
- #countryoverpartyvote
- #yourguessisasgoodasmine
- #stirringuptheswamp
- #electionsmatter
- If only I were creative enough for that
- #makeamericaNORMALagain
- #timeforelection2020
- #Housebrawl
- #godhelpus
- #thankgodthisisoverfornow
- #politicalpartiesneedtoregaincontrol
- #jobsnotmobs
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