Click here for the latest election results and to see which races we're covering. The page is updated every 5 minutes as each county reports new results.
  Tune in to MyZ all night for an election ticker. We'll start it when the first results come in and keep it up until the last results are reported -- even through commericals.
  10 WSAZ reporters will be be sending in updates to WSAZ.com via Twitter.

Here's a breakdown of Twitterers:
Randy Yohe: Ohio Gov. Race
  Kallie Cart: Manchin Headquarters
  Brooks Jarosz: Raese Headquarters
  Brad Myers: Ky. U.S. Senate Race
  Stephanie Shelkun: Carter - Greenup - Boyd County Races
  Carrie Jones: Kanawha Voter Registration
  Michael Hyland: Beckley with Nick Rahall
  Cathleen Moxley: Williamson with Spike Maynard
  Carrie Cline: Cabell County Courthouse
  Charly Arnolt: Lincoln County

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Bill Murray will provide perspective on all of the national and state races.
We will offer live election coverage from our newsroom and from across the region. Starting at about 7:30 p.m., we'll stream live video from our Huntington newsroom -- and then switch it over to raw satellite & live truck feeds when there are developments in the primary. Melanie Chapman will provide live coverage on our "Always On" channel hitting Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky to catch up with our election staff.
Want to check out national races? Click here to visit Decision 2010 on MSNBC.com
Click here for all of our Decision 2010 political coverage leading up to November 2.
Watch for updates about the West Virginia Primary throughout the day & night on WSAZ NewsChannel 3 and MyZ TV. We'll have complete coverage of the race for President, as well as local & state races across West Virginia.

Reporter Randy Yohe and Photojournalist Jay Melvin will be live from Colombus covering the Ohio Governor race.
Anchor/Reporter Carrie Cline and Photojournalist Jim Backus will set up shop at the Cabell County Courthouse in Huntington with the latest on Cabell County races.
Reporter Brad Myers and Photojournalist Steve Eschleman will be live from Lexington covering the Kentucky U.S. Senate race.
Reporter Stephanie Shelkun and Photojournalist John Mulvaney will be heading to Kentucky to cover Carter, Greenup and Boyd Counties.
Reporter Stephanie Shelkun and Photojournalist John Mulvaney will be heading to Kentucky to cover Carter, Greenup and Boyd Counties.
Multimedia Journalist Charly Arnolt will be covering the Lincoln County races, and will find out if there are any more techinal issues like they ran in to during the Primary Election.
Multimedia Journalist Michael Hyland will be in Beckley with Nick Rahall, covering the race for Third Congressional District.
Multimedia Journalist Cathleen Moxley will be in Williamson with Spike Maynard, covering the race for Third Congressional District.
Reporter Carrie Jones and Photojournalist Ryan Lake will set up shop at Kanawha County Voter Registration.
Reporter Brooks Jarosz and Photojournalist Ryan Bloomfield will head to Morgantown and will be live from Raese headquarters.
Reporter Brooks Jarosz and Photojournalist Ryan Bloomfield will head to Morgantown and will be live from Raese headquarters.
Reporter Kallie Cart and Photojournalist Andrew Colegrove will be live from Manchin headquarters.
Bill Murray will be live in the Huntington studio throughout the evening with perspective on the top national and state races.
Reporter/Producer Melanie Chapman will bring you around-the-clock coverage live from out newsroom on the WSAZ.com "Always On" channel. Melanie will bring you the latest information on numbers coming into the newsroom and will send it out live to our crews across the region.
A schedule has not been released for the live shots on the "Always On" channel -- Keep checking back.
Some of the election team working behind the scenes to bring you results are assignment editor Phil Weber, producer Kari Anderson, producer Mike Huff, producer Jeremy Edwards, producer Jon Griffith, producer Brenda Bryan, reporter/producer Melanie Chapman, assignment manager Anna Baxter, news director Grover Tadlock, and news operations manager Josh McComas.