ABC’s preliminary exit poll results show strong majorities disapprove of President Bush and the Iraq War.

The New Republic is posting what purport to be exit polls on the key Senate races.

Caveat emptor, etc.

Update: Washington Monthly has the same numbers (and same source?) here.

Corruption was important to white evangelicals.

Polls in Cleveland to stay open late.

Jim Webb leading among women, according to exit polls, despite attacks by George Allen.

CNN calls Ohio governorship for Democrat Ted Strickland over Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell.

The night’s first GOP upset in the House is brewing in the KY-03, where Yarmuth is edging Northup 50%-49% with 68% of precincts reporting.

7:56 EST: Yarmuth edges further ahead, 50-48, with 78% reporting.

In early returns, the U.S. Senate race in Virginia is neck and neck.

8:03 EST: Webb up 50-49 with 23% reporting.

In Indiana, Dem Joe Donnelly takes a lead over GOP Rep. Chris “the count” Chocola, 59%-41%, with 26% precincts reporting.

In the race to replace Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL), Republican Joe Negron is holding his own in early returns, despite not having his name on the ballot.