While we wait for some results (coming as soon as next hour), an interesting column today on the CNN Belief Blog. Should we be allowed to vote in churches?

"All of this church-based political activity makes me uneasy about casting ballots in houses of worship, especially those festooned with political signs. And yet today, hundreds, perhaps thousands, of churches around the country are being pressed into service as polling places."

Ohio Sec of State tells me he thinks OH will have a winner tonight. No drawn out count. @jonhusted @ohiososhusted #cnnelection

since elections standardized in 1845, six elections on nov. 6. gop has won all six. #cnn2012

If you're watching CNN, you'll see Romney has a big lead in Kentucky and Indiana, but it's very early and polls haven't even closed in the entire states.

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Tonight's not just about the presidential election. The balance of power in Congress is also at stake -- Republicans currently control the House and Democrats now control the Senate.

Here's a primer on the House races that could determine who controls the lower chamber, from CNN's Deirdre Walsh:

There may be little drama left in the outcome, but you wouldn't know that by watching the final days of campaigning in the battle for the U.S. House.Democratic and Republican congressional campaign committees and outside groups for both parties are ramping up spending and committing tens of millions of dollars to those races.

And here's what's at stake in the Senate, from CNN's Ted Barrett:

Even before a second Republican Senate candidate tripped over incendiary comments about rape, GOP leaders in Washington knew that their once promising chances of winning control of the Senate had diminished.

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From CNN News Editor Carma Hassan: Dolton, Illinois.— 21 years old and pregnant with her first child, Galicia Malone was so excited to vote for the first time in a presidential election that she went to the polls even after her water broke.

"If only all voters showed such determination to vote," Cook County Clerk David Orr said in a news release. "My hat goes off to Galicia for not letting anything get in the way of voting. What a terrific example she is showing for the next generation, especially her new son or daughter."

The Cook County Clerk’s office said Malone’s contractions were five minutes apart and she voted at 8:30 a.m. CST at the New Life Celebration Church in Dolton.

Candy Crowley is at Romney HQ with Peter Hamby: he says Romney internals show Obama winning Ohio by 5 points. [just corrected]

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It seems you're looking at the Massachusetts race between Brown and Warren the most.

CNN's Matt Smith reports: Long lines, sporadic snags in U.S. election -- Long lines and sporadic problems with voting machines caused snags in some key states during Tuesday's closely watched U.S. election. Voters waited for up to four hours in Virginia and three hours in some parts of south Florida, leading some to walk away before casting a ballot. www.cnn.com

Going to ask our first TRIVIA question, and we'll start with an easy one (answer in the comments): Which state has the most electoral votes?

6:58pm ET: #StandbyForCNNProjection

CNN projects Romney wins KY, Obama wins VT; Sanders wins #VTsen; Shumlin wins #VTgov; Welch #VThouse