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Aftermath

The day after: which vote changes looked unusual, which races are still uncalled, still counting or still waiting for their first results, and which states have no automated results feed. Updates live as counting continues.

Suss Vote Changes

48

Stretches of the count that broke sharply from the race's own recent pattern, graded by how unlikely they would be by chance, and vote totals that went down after a race's first hour. Unusual is not wrong: the usual cause is a large county or a block of mail ballots reporting at once, or a correction. Pick a level to show only those races.

  1. IN-03Kelly Thompson (D) got 100% of 57,888 votes; about 34% expected11:08 PM ET
  2. TN-06Mike Croley (D) got 84% of 53,125 votes; about 23% expected9:30 PM ET
  3. TX-11Claire Reynolds (D) got 71% of 52,335 votes; about 18% expected12:30 AM ET
  4. TN-04Victoria Broderick (D) got 77% of 33,769 votes; about 23% expected9:30 PM ET
  5. CT-02Joe Courtney (D) got 100% of 1,000 votes; about 59% expected1:05 PM ET · 1 more flag
  6. TX-27Tanya Lloyd (D) got 78% of 28,805 votes; about 31% expected12:30 AM ET
How we flag these
  • Each batch of new votes is compared with the race's previous six batches. The gap is measured against how much that race's batches normally vary, and turned into the chance of a gap at least that large if the count were behaving as before.
  • Level 4 means a chance below 1 in a million. It is a strict bar: across the whole election, there is at most a 5% chance of even one Level 4 flag appearing by chance alone. Level 3 is below 1 in 100,000, Level 2 below 1 in 10,000 and Level 1 below 1 in 1,000. Lower levels catch more, and more of them are noise: each level above says roughly how many.
  • Not checked: the first hour after a race's first results (offices are still settling in), stretches when our own collector was failing, results entered by hand, and the jump when a race's data source changes.
  • Count went down: a candidate's total fell by at least 100 votes (and 0.1%) after the race's first hour.

No call yet

186

No call yet from the decision desk or by hand. Races with votes come first, closest margin first.

  1. AZ-02+0.1%Jonathan Nez100% in · hand-entered
  2. LA-06+0.2%Chauna Banks100% in
  3. Alaska Senate+0.3%Mary Peltola98% in
  4. CO-03+0.4%Jeff Hurd85% in · hand-entered
  5. LA-05+0.7%Patricia "Pat" Moore100% in
  6. WA-05+1.0%Michael Baumgartner191,469 votes
  7. Ohio Senate (special)+1.1%Sherrod Brown63% in
  8. CO-04+1.5%Eileen Laubacher85% in · hand-entered
  9. TX-02+2.0%Steve Toth283,915 votes
  10. MT-01+2.1%Sam Forstag52% in · hand-entered
  11. NY-01+2.2%Nicholas J LaLota298,415 votes
  12. TX-27+2.4%Michael Cloud282,416 votes

Still counting

165

Votes are in but the count is not finished: under 100% reporting, or the state publishes no reporting figure. Called races are included. Closest margin first.

  1. Alaska Senate+0.3%Mary Peltola98% in
  2. CO-03+0.4%Jeff Hurd85% in · hand-entered
  3. TN-07 · Desk call+0.9%Matt Van Epps50% in
  4. WA-05+1.0%Michael Baumgartner191,469 votes
  5. Ohio Senate (special)+1.1%Sherrod Brown63% in
  6. CO-04+1.5%Eileen Laubacher85% in · hand-entered
  7. TN-04 · Desk call+1.9%Scott DesJarlais73% in
  8. TX-02+2.0%Steve Toth283,915 votes
  9. MT-01+2.1%Sam Forstag52% in · hand-entered
  10. NY-01+2.2%Nicholas J LaLota298,415 votes
  11. TX-27+2.4%Michael Cloud282,416 votes
  12. TX-05+3.0%Lance Gooden253,133 votes

No automated data

169

No automated results feed we can collect. Results shown here, if any, were entered by hand from the state's own site.

  1. Arizona Governor · Desk call+12.9%Katie Hobbs100% in · hand-entered
  2. AZ-01 · Desk call+7.2%Amish Shah100% in · hand-entered
  3. AZ-02+0.1%Jonathan Nez100% in · hand-entered
  4. AZ-03 · Desk call+82.1%Yassamin Ansari100% in · hand-entered
  5. AZ-04 · Desk call+27.0%Greg Stanton100% in · hand-entered
  6. AZ-05 · Desk call+2.2%Mark Lamb100% in · hand-entered
  7. AZ-06 · Desk call+8.0%JoAnna Mendoza100% in · hand-entered
  8. AZ-07 · Desk call+43.0%Adelita Grijalva100% in · hand-entered
  9. AZ-08 · Desk call+2.2%Abraham "Abe" Hamadeh100% in · hand-entered
  10. AZ-09 · Desk call+15.6%Paul Gosar100% in · hand-entered
  11. Colorado Senate · Desk call+24.6%John Hickenlooper85% in · hand-entered
  12. Colorado Governor · Desk call+27.3%Phil Weiser85% in · hand-entered