Now that I've voted, where can I watch the drama unfold??

[PotatoBoy]

What do you guys recommend as far as cable channels to stay glued to tonight and tomorrow morning? CNN? MSNBC? C-SPAN/C-SPAN2? I want good coverage, and as accurate and unbiased as possible.

Thanks! GO KERRY!!!!!!!!!!!

[PotatoBoy]

1. kick!

[PotatoBoy]

2. kick...seriously guys, i wanna be STUCK to the TV.. n/t

[TahitiNut]

3. I'll be watching Comedy Central, CSPAN, PBS, CBS, MSNBC, and CNN.

In that order.

[Fla Dem]

4. Try MSNBC, Cnn STAY AWAY FROM FOX...Also try this

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/

At this site you can set up the races you want to follow and the states you want to follow.

[MISSDem]

5. Public T.V.

Jim and the gang.

[212demop]

6. slate.com

is going against the networks and msm to release early polling stats as they learn them, trusting its audience to be discerning enough to not jump to conclusions. The rest are holding off to avoid the fiasco of 2000.

[nodehopper]

7. also online check indymedia.us

if you are in New York MNN (public access is doing election coverage). If you have Dish, Free Speech TV is as well.