1. Rural precincts always submit their results first. Heavily urbanized precincts come later.
You may panic a little when you see that Pennsylvania's first reported totals are 70% McCain/27% Obama (9% of precincts reported) but remember that rural precincts are done 30 minutes after poll closing because they only have a few hundred votes to count.
Even when they get up to "50% precincts reporting" it's important to note which 50% remains.
2. Ignore the exit polls. There is almost no scientific basis on which to call them "polls" let alone believe their results.
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3. Try to do something else with your time until 8:00 EST. Watching the endless, pointless pre-game coverage is only going to make you more anxious to get the results without bringing them any nearer.
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BK says:
I would also ask all of you to keep in mind that the election is actually over once the last ballot is cast. At that moment we have a winner and a loser(s).
Talking heads on TV like to say that an election is turning or that a state is moving in candidate X's direction hours after the polls close. Don't be that person at your election night party…