It looks like clergy will be able run for office in Tennessee. Slavery is out of the Vermont constitution. And the rest of our election night coverage.

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Here are some of our tweets from last night:

Very early in the night Lance Wallnau, the self-described prophet, sensed election fraud in Pennsylvania and Georgia:

Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk, the MAGA pundit, was keeping everyone relaxed:

Trump got into the mix:

Pastor Robert Jeffress played political commentator for the night:

Conservatives are losing their minds about Ron DeSantis:

I expanded on this tweet here:

Shapiro won in a landslide:

Get ready for 2024:

Yes, Danny Gokey:

Mastriano lost in Cumberland County, but Scott Perry won. Daniels was a bad candidate who had no appeal outside of Harrisburg:

Where does Mastriano go from here?

I read through Mastriano’s Facebook page around the time the networks called for Mastriano:

This race is still not decided (as of 9:30am Wed.). Boebert still trailing:

The Dems strategy in Grand Rapids/Western MI worked. Scholten won. I’ll bet Peter Meijer is looking pretty good right now for conservatives in this district:

As of this morning this one is still too close to call. Frankly, I don’t understand what this amendment does:

This will probably pass:

Like Kansas earlier this year, Kentucky rejected a ban on abortion:

You can legally smoke in the Show Me state:

This one is still too close to call:

No change from last night on this one:

As someone who is pro-life, this one is interesting:

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