Wrap up on State Rep races.

As of 10:30pm, there was no change to the previously reported results for the state rep races. The commissioner's office tells me that it could mean several things. At some point in the night, the poll workers may not have known how to report properly the results so they are instructed to remove the cartridges from the machines and send them back to the Board of Elections, which will count them up tomorrow.

Due to the number of provisional ballots, which may have been used in place of up to 300 machines at one point or another throughout the day, it could be several days before the winners of the really close races are determined. The 179th (Payton/Vazquez) and 182nd (Josephs/Farnese) could be up in the air for a while. All results are unofficial until certified, a process that takes 20 days.

Thanks for hanging out with us tonight for a little political fun. Back to the issues (and movie references) tomorrow. Ahhhh... another 18 hour day, just like being on a campaign again.

Oh and if you haven't seen it already... read the sneak peek at the Clout column for tomorrow's Daily News. Unlike me, Clout likes to use complete sentences and proper grammar.