I sure hope we are crying happy tears tomorrow

[Equinox Moon]

I do feel like the SNL ad: enthusiastic and nervous.

We went through a terrible shock two years ago (a lasting horror).

I am on edge and can't wait until we know how it turns out.


I'm all mixed up.

[dhol82]

1. I will not be happy until after I see the election results.

I remember November of 2016.

[Bleacher Creature]

2. I'm not sure I can handle the alternative.

I've been walking around with a perpetual lump in my throat for two years.

[Equinox Moon]

3. Me too. And this election has us all on edge.

It helped when I was phone banking & canvassing. I was in action.

[texasfiddler]

4. I did much more this election than in 2016

Yes I voted in 2016 and we lost. However, this year I sent money to candidates throughout the nation. I made sure my Democratic family and friends voted this year. I helped bring people to the Beto event in my little County of Texas. I became active in my local Democratic club. Bottom line, I hope a big group of progressives upped their game this year. I truly believe the other side's numbers will remain. The question: Did we do enough to bring in a true "blue wave"? Damn I hope so.

[Equinox Moon]

5. Yes, we do know people upped their involvement with democracy - ever since the awful-horrible.

So, now that you pointed that out about people participating more, you bring me more hope tonight. Thanks!

[pnwmom]

6. Probably not till Wednesday, unfortunately . . . .n/t

[Equinox Moon]

7. Right, we won't know all the races until later.

And I am sure some will be re-counts. I don't plan on staying up late tomorrow.

[zipplewrath]

8. Bingo

We may know alot, but there probably be some important things we won't know.