Election resources for the weary and overloaded

I have been look­ing for the eas­i­est way to under­stand what is going to hap­pen tonight as the polls begin to close.  These are the resources I am mar­shalling to my defense:

• Run­down of what to look for tonight — Tae­gan Goddard’s awe­some sched­ule for tonight, when the polls close, what to look for each hour, and what it all will mean.  This is by far the best thing I have found (bet­ter than Josh Marshall’s, because it is shorter, by a lot), and I will be print­ing it out.
• Google’s elec­tion results map — Hard to know if it will be help­ful until the results start com­ing in, but I hope it will be a good place to go to bask in the Blue glow.
• All pur­pose drink — So many ways to enjoy your alcohol.

I am also lin­ing up my favorite polit­i­cal blogs (warn­ing, par­ti­san­ship ahead!) so I can roll in the hay, as it were, and enjoy, sweet, sweet revenge.  And, you know, all the heal­ing and stuff the coun­try needs, etc.  

• FiveThir­tyEight — final pro­jec­tion is Obama 349, McCain 189
• TPM Elec­tion Cen­tral — f) The Prince­ton Band!
• Polit­i­cal Wire — Short, suc­cinct, and with a full text feed, too.
• Huff Post — Yeah, I’m so hip I call it Huff Post.

That Prince­ton Band thing is an inside joke I will never explain.  Sorry.