As polls close on Election Day, here's what to watch for across every state
Which states and races are closing at which times in the fight for president, Senate and House, as well as some key ballot measure battles.
When the polls start closing on Election Day, a wave of vote totals showing the results of this long campaign will start pouring in.
But we won't get everything at the same time from the same place, with different presidential battleground states finishing voting and starting counting at different times.
And it's not just the presidential race — dozens of Senate and House races, as well as ballot questions and more local races, will make big news on Election Day (and the days after).
As you watch the results come in and keep track at home, here's an hour-by-hour guide to when the battleground state polls close, the most competitive congressional races, and many of the key ballot questions to watch, all organized by poll closing time (all times below are converted to Eastern Standard Time).
States in split time zones are noted, with races listed at the time they close (and statewide races listed in the hour the final polls in that state close).
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