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Election Day Live
Nervous Clinton Supporters Captured on Camera in Javits Center
Voters spotted in Hillary Clinton's election night venue — the Javitz Center in New York — looking nervous. By 10:18 p.m. ET, Donald Trump was leading Clinton with 150 to 109 electoral votes.
Ivanka Trump Posts Photo of Family Watching Results at Trump HQ
Ivanka Trump tweeted out a photo of her family and and GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence anxiously watching election results roll in.
The Trump family, including Tiffany Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Jr. and Trump HQ staffers had concentrated faces on while watching the action.
Donald Trump held on to his granddaughter as he watched the results.
All Eyes on Florida
Donald Trump's team and political watchers are in agreement: All eyes are on Florida.
Sources close to Donald Trump's war room says the focus is "all Florida right now."
With 95 percent of the vote in, there is about a 100,000 vote difference between Trump and Clinton, with Trump in the lead right now.
While Clinton is doing well in cities, Trump is over performing in rural and exurban areas.
Trump must win Florida if he wants a chance to win 270 electoral votes, and the campaign is very "encouraged."
Polls Have Now Closed in Iowa, Montana, Nevada and Utah. Trump Leads Clinton With 140 to 104 Electoral Votes.
Woman-Led Mariachi Group Plays Outside Trump Tower As Results Roll In
A group of Mariachis have been continuously playing in front of Trump Tower to remind Donald Trump that the U.S. still has longstanding relations with Mexico.
The women-led group, known as Mariachi Sol Mixteco, intended to serenade Trump with classical Mexican tunes such as "Canto y no llores" and have been waiting for Trump to come out of the building since 6 p.m. ET.
"Perhaps, ironically, a Mexican tradition can offer an opportunity to come together and celebrate the end of the campaign. We won't criticize or flatter any candidate — make no mistake, we're not associated with any campaign," Coutino explained in a post on Medium. "We just think this is a fun idea and we hope you join us in the best spirit of fun and unity."
Exit Poll in FL: Favorability Ratings of the Candidates Vary by Race
According to the NBC News Exit Poll in Florida, more than half of voters today hold unfavorable opinions of each of the major party candidates, though attitudes differ by race.
Overall, half of voters say they have an unfavorable opinion of Clinton and nearly six in 10 have an unfavorable opinion of Trump
Ryan Enjoying His Own Party
A relaxed House Speaker Paul Ryan mingled with supporters as they watched election night results roll in. Candidates traditionally shy away from making appearances at their election day rallies before the final results roll in. But Ryan, who easily survived a primary challenge earlier this year, is expected to easily win reelection in his Wisconsin district.