Arkansas polls close in 10 minutes. Results here.
Right now I'm getting Kentucky results here, and Pennsylvania results here. For the House special in PA-12, I'm getting those here.
Conway (who we are rooting for) is maintaining a 48.2-39.7 lead with 49 percent reporting. Things are looking pretty okay for Conway, but he's running out of precincts in Fayette and Jefferson Counties, meaning the rural parts of the state will give Mongiardo a chance to catch up.
Update: Jefferson County is 89 percent in. Expect the overall gap to start narrowing soon. It is currently a 47.9-39.9 Conway advantage. The no-name rest of the field actually did a good job of holding on to the numbers they got in pre-election polling. Hopefully that trend continues in Arkansas, where we need D.C. Morrison to help hold Blanche Lincoln under 50 percent and force a runoff.
And no, there's no runoff in Kentucky.
Update II: And we get the first trickle of results out of Pennsylvania! You can all take a deep breath now. Oh, and Specter is trouncing Sestak 77.3-26.7. Or, in votes, 33-12.
Update III: Trying to figure out how to get to dinner. I'll probably have to skip it. Or eat really, really late.
Update IV: Boy, McConnell has to eat it tonight.
Update V: SSP:
We've got two competing spreadsheets running by the eggheads at SSP Labs. One is projecting a 45-43 Conway win -- the other a 46-42 Conway win.
Also, I predicted yesterday that Sestak would beat Specter by a 52-48 margin. I suspect that margin will be closer to double digits, if not beyond them. Reports of turnout in Philly have been brutal, and Specter needed high urban turnout to overcome Sestak's expected advantages elsewhere. But that's all speculation. We'll know soon enough!