7:30 p.m.: CNN is projecting a Romney win in West Virginia, and the Associated Press has called the race there. CNN is projecting both candidates at 49 percent in North Carolina and Obama with a small lead in Ohio. But, again, these are based on exit polls.
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7:25 p.m.: A note of analysis from Scott Helman: “As polls begin to close, let’s see how many people remain in line -- and are thus allowed by law to cast ballots. Those wait times could determine how soon (or how late) we’ll know some key results.”
Meanwhile, the stage is set for a stylish party at the Warren headquarters. Some guests are in tuxedos, Stephanie Ebbert reports.
7:07 p.m.: From Matt Viser: “One of the few things the great people of Dixville Notch, NH, share with voters in Virginia: They’re basically tied up over this election.” Dixville, of course, is the tiny New Hampshire village, where residents pride themselves on being the first in the country to vote. Ten people voted there at midnight. Five went for Obama. Five for Romney.
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