How Election Week 2022 Went Down

Sixty-one percent of the expected vote is now in in the Nevada Senate race, and Cortez Masto is ahead 51 percent to 46 percent. In Clark County, where 74 percent of the expected vote is in, she leads 53 percent to 45 percent.

We’re still waiting on votes in Kentucky, but the anti-abortion-rights amendment trails 53 to 47 percent. If the result holds, Kentuckians will join another red state, Kansas, in rejecting the tightening of abortion restrictions in their state.

According to FiveThirtyEight’s preelection forecast, the Republican candidates in Arizona and Nevada’s governors races were slightly favored. We have Democrats leading in both races right now — but be sure to check out the share of votes reporting. There’s still a ways to go! Arizona’s remaining absentee ballots will likely take days to count, and Nevada accepts mail ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrive by Nov. 12, so results may continue to roll in through Nov. 15.