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Host of All In with Chris Hayes on MSNBC, Weeknights at 8pm. Editor at Large at The Nation. Cubs fan. Instagram: chrislhayes FB:

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    Here's a link to pre-order A Colony in A Nation, my book on policing and democracy

  2. Whitest U.S. counties are voting for Trump by an astonishing and unprecedented margin.

  3. "If Trump wins the presidency, the Democratic party will have the least amount of power that i can ever remember a political party having."

  4. TWILIGHT OF THE ELITES

  5. a stiff candidate, following an extremely popular two-term Democratic president, winning the pop vote and losing. history repeats as tragedy

  6. Very possible, if not likely, that the Republican party will be stronger tomorrow than it's *ever* been, electorally.

  7. After months of chatter about the implosion of the Republican Party, we are instead witnessing the obviation of the Democratic Party.

  8. At the moment, we believe there's a 66% chance of a Democratic win in the popular vote and a Trump win in the Electoral College

  9. The nightmare scenario for me has been the idea that there was a 1 in 10 chance of HRC winning pop vote, losing electoral.

  10. Racial polarization looking like not such a mathematically suicidal play for the GOP.

  11. Her margins in the urban areas are basically records. His margins in exurban areas are basically records. It is a pretty crazy map here.

  12. This book by Bill Bishop on geographical/political sorting is pretty damn prescient

  13. Clinton will win most of the vote that hasn't been counted in Florida.

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  15. Credit where due: in 2013, FL expanded early voting. If tonight is a short night, Rick Scott might be the person to credit.

  16. Trump winning big in rural America Trump is running ahead of Romney in the areas in red. Clinton running ahead of Obama in blue.

  17. Rob Portman, who negotiated CAFTA, wins in Ohio, a state known for its strong pro-free trade views

  18. Way back in 2008, the Obama campaign targeted Georgia early on (didn't work out.) I reported on their efforts

  19. George too close rather than too early, is somewhat interesting. Virginia too *early* to call. Trump wins Indiana

  20. Here we go...

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