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According to the exit polls conducted by Edison Research, the Democratic Party Senate candidates won three Senate seats that went to the Republican candidate in the computerized vote counts. With these additional seats, the Democratic Party would have regained control of the Senate—51 seats to 48 for the Republican Party and one Independent (caucuses with the Democratic Party). Edison Research conducted exit polls in only 28 states in the 2016 general elections. Senate seats were contested in 21 of these states. The contests in 20 states featured races between Democratic and Republican Party candidates. Discrepancies between the official vote count and the exit polls favored the Republican Party candidate in 17 states. In 12 of these states the discrepancies were beyond the exit poll margin of error. See table and notes below. Update: November 17, 2016. Revised table with updated vote counts. A transcription error in the previous table erroneously indicated an exit poll win for the Democratic Party in Florida. Deep apologies. All work has now been triple-checked.

What Can You Do Today?

1) Call anyone you know on the any of the 3 Senate Campaigns MO, PA, WI (personally i would look at the NC race as well — see the comment above) and ask them to get on this now — today — this weekend. 2) Sign the Petition calling for an 11-2016 Election Audit — Demand An Audit Of The 2016 Presidential Election add in your comments do these Senate races also.

for a detailed State by State list of problems please see this story. Also the NC story below needs some sorting out.