>>BTW, NY Times currently calls it 94% for Trump while Nate Silver who had HRC almost as a certainty, now has them both on 49%. Going forward, the pollsters will be about as credible as the MSM no matter how it finishes now.
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>>FWIW, I predicted this situation a while ago - I never believed in the pollsters - the playing field for this election is way too different from how it has been in the past. I have proof - you can ask Andy who told me that I was crazy - and he might be right ;) Right now it is 222 Trump and 202 Clinton. I wish I could be a fly on the wall at Clinton headquarters - that would have great entertainment value.
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>>No matter the results, it certainly has been an extremely entertaining election night!
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>There's a report at 2:45 AM tonight that HRC called Trump to concede. I'm a bit surprised because Trump still doesn't have 270, but it looks like they're facing unavoidable math. So I think it's all over.
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>I watched MSNBC much of the night. Most of the people on the show reacted as expected, but I'll give Chris Matthews credit for behaving maturely.

At this time CNN is projecting 288 Trump, 215 Clinton: http://www.cnn.com/politics