These times are Central Standard (S = Senator, G = Governor) 6 PM * Indiana 11 GS * Kentucky 8 S 7 PM * Georgia 15 S * New Hampshire 4 GS * South Carolina 8 S * Vermont 3 GS * Virginia 13 7:30 PM * North Carolina 15 GS * Ohio 20 S * West Virginia 5 G 8 PM * Alabama 9 S * Connecticut 7 S * Delaware 3 G * District of Columbia 3 * Florida 27 S * Illinois 21 S * Kansas 6 S * Maine 4 * Maryland 10 S * Massachusetts 12 * Michigan 17 * Mississippi 6 * Missouri 11 GS * New Jersey 15 * North Dakota 3 GS * Oklahoma 7 S * Pennsylvania 21 S * Tennessee 11 * Texas 34 8:30 PM * Arkansas 6 S 9 PM * Arizona 10 S * Colorado 9 S * Louisiana 9 S * Minnesota 10 * Nebraska 5 * New Mexico 5 * New York 31 S * Rhode Island 4 * South Dakota 3 S * Wisconsin 10 S * Wyoming 3 10 PM * Idaho 4 S * Iowa 7 S * Montana 3 G * Nevada 5 S * Utah 5 GS 11 PM * California 55 S * Hawaii 4 S * Oregon 7 S * Washington 11 GS Midnight * Alaska 3 S
First early key is 7 pm, when the results for Virginia and New Hampshire come in. If New Hampshire goes to Bush, it will be a long night for Kerry. If Bush barely wins Virginia, it may very well be a long night for Bush. Ohio coming in at 7:30 is of course the first BIG win/loss for the candidates, although I have a bad feeling that Ohio is the Florida of 2004.
