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abortion, about which party gets your vote on policy. but there are also some new polls that at the same time hammer home the deep, deep alienation with the current president of the united states. you're watching cnn's special live coverage, election night in america. i'm abby phillip in washington. and i'm laura coates. here in new york. i'm abby. if you're a democratic consultant, this should be a good night. cnn projects that kentucky's democratic governor is going to win against a rising republican star in a state donald trump carried by 26 points. now voters in red ohio approve ...

After a number of women came -- let's start with the results. the alabama senate race of course polls closed about 32 minutes ago. we have just 1% in. doug jones there on the left, roy moore on the right. of course it's going to be a long night if precedent is anything in alabama, where it takes quite a while. we do not know what this race will do tonight. it is characterized at too early to call at this moment, although we have our very own steve kornacki who's working on precinct by precinct data that might give us a little bit of a clue. we're going to go to him in a little bit. after a num...

Results. our sample is big enough so we can look at small geographies in every state and we can find out how accurate was that poll. so far in our test, we've been hitting it dead on suggesting that we have a much more accurate snatch shot of the electorate. and tonight we're experimenting with a new kind of sample precinct where we're collecting data. big data model. of all the precinct data, measuring how it compares with historical trends and using that to make an accurate call and get a much more accurate snap shot of the electorate. >> dana: if you're a viewer, why would you want to watch...

Wave, and what that means is he's also just got the later voters. and lawrence, you know from electives, guess what, working-class folks vote late. they vote after work. how about that, right? >> those people who can't get to the polls till 6:00 p.m., break for santorum. yeah, we heard those early exits. and we were caution, as we always are, don't make anything of it. and there's a possibility of underreporting in a variety of directions on these things. >> right. >> how late do you think we're going to be here, chuck, for mississippi? >> well, you know, our guys think we could wait till the ...