Huffpost real time tracker map and chart.

[wnylib]

For all you nail biters, check out the Huffpost map showing projected winners and which way others are leaning for the polls that have closed. There are charts showing the percentages of the leads in each state AND the percentages of votes counted in each state. Some showing a Trump lead have not counted all their votes yet and do not yet have a count on the mail ins.

From what I saw, FL is lost to us, but we might get PA, NC, and OH when mail ins are counted. In PA, and some other states, those results will not be in until Friday.

Remember, we were told that Trump might look good in the beginning, but to wait until the mail ins are counted.

My biggest disappointment so far is McConnell's win. If we take the Senate, that won't matter.

EDIT: The numbers and their direction will change off and on in some places and do not as yet include mail-in counts, which will trickle in from the various states in the next few days, depending on state laws about when and how to count them.

Hang in there.

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1. Thank you

[Poiuyt]

2. Where are you seeing that PA, NC, and OH look good?

I see Biden behind in those states, as well as MI and WI. I understand from reading here at DU that many Dem ballots have yet to be counted, but I thought we'd be ahead early with trump closing towards the end.

[wnylib]

3. Might have changed since I last looked.

When I looked, Huffpost was showing those states as pale blue - leaning toward Biden, but undecided yet.

[wnylib]

4. OK, I checked again and they turned

from pale blue to pink. NC is close, though. PA's at halfcthe votes counted. PA mail in results will not be available until Friday. I think we'll get PA in the end. WI has narrowed since my last check, closer to our reach.

Numbers will shift for a while in some locations. Look at the far right column for the percentage of votes counted in each state. And remember we are still waiting for mail in counts in many states.

[wnylib]

5. I edited the OP to reflect the fact that

counts will change from time to time in some states, and that we need to wait for mail in totals over the next few days.