Nationally, a good night for Democrats

It wasn't a clean sweep nationally, but the Democrats did about as well as could be hoped for during Election 2012.  Along with Barack Obama's re-election, the Democrats actually *gained* seats in the US Senate (something that no one expected).  Some non-AZ results that may be of general interest (all vote totals are unofficial and subject to change as provisional and absentee ballots are counted; generally, the sources for those numbers are the secretaries of state in the respective states):

Senate		Candidate		Candidate
Indiana-A		Donnelly D - 819450		Mourdock R- 797811
Wisconsin		Baldwin D - 1299246		Thompson R -1197062
Ohio		Brown D - B		Mandel R
Pennsylvania		Casey D - 2900728		Smith R - 2417779
Virginia		Kaine D - 1874745		Allen R - 1705164
Connecticut		Murphy D - C		McMahon R
Mass.		Warren D - E		Brown R
Missouri		McCaskill D	- 1484683	Akin R - 1063698
Texas - F		Sadler D - 2017224		Cruz R - 2949053
Congress
WI 7 - H		Kreitlow D - 155068		Duffy R - 200033
WI 1 - G		Derban D - 157721		Ryan R - 199715
FL 18 - J		Murphy D - 160328		West R - 157872
MN 6 - K		Graves D - 175924		Bachmann R - 180131

A - The Libertarian in the Indiana Senate race received 98K votes, while Donnelly looks like he will win by ~20K.  Cue up video of Republican heads exploding.

B - I can't find the numbers right now, but every source that I *can* find has Brown as the victor.

C - Again, I can't find specific numbers right now, but all sources indicate a solid win for Murphy.

E - No numbers yet, but a victory for Warren, ousting Brown after he spent two years filling the Senate seat once held by Ted Kennedy.

F - This one is included here because Cruz is a wingnut.  However, his victory is not a surprise.

G - Paul Ryan's Congressional re-election race.  Not a surprise (he outspent his challenger by a margin of 9 or 10 to 1), but I was hopeful.

H - Progressive icon Dave Obey used to hold this seat, and I (and many others) hoped that the Ds would retake this seat.  They didn't.

J - Wingnut Republican Allen West is behind in his re-election race, but it's *Florida*.  Final results may not be in for a while.  After the lawyers get involved.

K - Wingnut Republican Michelle Bachmann is ahead in her re-election race.  :((