While you sit on the couch tonight, toasting democracy, check out these resources to pass the time. Also, feel free to use the comment section as an open-thread all night long.
- Your friends tell you they voted? Don't trust them? Check on them. We're surprised this is even legal! | link
- Can't wait for Rather or Blitzer to let you know what's going? The Secretary of State lets us watch the real-time election results roll in. | link
- Do you even know why you voted? BBC's American Mid-Term Election For Dummies | link
- The Burnt Orange Report offers young, left-leaning local coverage updated throughout the night. | link
- Don't Vote (until you know the issues). This is a great site with information on each candidate, broken down, for all 50 states. | link
- Don't be surprised before walking into the booth, this site lets you know what your ballot will look like. | link
- Better late, than never: Look up your voter registration and precinct number here. | link
- Yesterday's edition of NPR: All Things Considered, featured some of the most notable negative political advertisements. Listen to the show online for hilarious renditions of fairy tales read by voice-over artists. | link
- The Daily Show re-aired this hilarious School House Rock spoof of the American midterm election. | Enter YouTube...

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I'm creeped out that I found myself under the first link. I agree. Can't believe that's legal.
does anyone else think that Wolf Blitzer should sit down every once in a while...
my name did not show up. interesting.
they'll never catch me.
i think that first link only shows registered voters? i was listed but did not vote.
if you voted, it says "voted early in November 2006" or "voted in November 2004"