What you missed on Sunday Kos ....

• Devilstower explored the complications and consequences of letting corporate giants who are "too big to fail" grow even bigger through mergers and takeovers in First National Brontosaurus.
• brownsox finished off his horse-race-following season--what he called a "crazy, wonderful cycle for Democrats, at all levels"--in House, Senate, Governor Final Race Ratings.
• Plutonium Page broke stereotypes and discussed misperceptions about gun ownership in The Left to Bear Arms--a post that drew close to 900 comments and had an amazing amount of productive discussion about a divisive issue.
• Meteor Blades makes an uncompromising case for why the next Secretary of Defense needs to be a Democrat--and not just any Democrat-- in Give Hagel a Job, But Not Secretary of Defense.

And don't forget to check out the awesome Daily Kos Election Resources, designed just for you, dear readers:

• Our Electoral Scoreboard will stream in live, up-to-the-minute results of the presidential race, as well as House, Senate, and gubernatorial races. You can also go back to previous cycles to see how our candidates are performing compared to previous elections. This will be the place to be.

• Brownsox has written a comprehensive Election Guide so you can follow the key races around the country by closing time. Included in that Election Guide are a PDF downloaded version of the guide, as well as a one-page downloaded crib sheet. Impress your friends and family at your Election Night party with your vast electoral knowledge.
• If you are a registered user around for at least a week (thus with diaring privileges), enter the first ever Daily Kos Election Prediction Contest. The winner will get a brand now 2.0GHz Apple MacBook! But better than that, see if you can score better than us know-it-all elitist editors. You know you want to kick our asses! You can make and edit predictions until 1 a.m. PT, Tuesday morning.
• And not from us, but from the folks at Swing State Project, this great poll closing map.