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Welcome to WSAZ.com's coverage of Decision 2007: Tuesday, November 6.

We will bring you the most complete coverage of election night, with up-to-the-minute results and crews strategically placed throughout our region.

Polls are now closed.

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Click here for election results and a list of races we're covering.

Click here for political coverage leading up to election night.

Watch for updates throughout the night on WSAZ NewsChannel 3.

Tune in to the MyZ Ten O'Clock News and NewsChannel 3 Tonight for complete reaction and coverage of the election.

Reporters Randy Yohe (covering Beshear) and Michael Wooten (covering Fletcher) will text message updates to WSAZ.com all night via Twitter.
Click here to read their Twitter (mobile blog) messages.

Reporter Randy Yohe and photojournalist Jim Backus will be stationed at Democrat Steve Beshear's headquarters in Frankfort. Beshear and Dr. Dan Mongiardo are trying to unseat incumbent Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher.

Reporter Michael Wooten and photojournalist Jon Smith will be camping out at Governor Ernie Fletcher's election night headquarters in Lexington. Fletcher, a Republican, is running for re-election along with Robbie Rudolph.

Reporter Dave Benton and photojournalist Paul Gessler will be roaming southeast Ohio and eastern Kentucky to bring you the latest on the races in your cities and towns.

Inside election central headquarters at WSAZ in Huntington, WV, reporter/photojournalist Bryant Somerville, WSAZ.com producer Kimberly Burcham, producer Jeremy Edwards, assignment editor Phil Weber, news director Scott Saxton, producer Mike Huff, anchor Tim Irr, and news operation manager Mike Waterhouse will be working the phones to bring you the latest information.

We offered a live feed of WSAZ's Huntington newsroom while our team worked to put together information for WSAZ.com, WSAZ-TV, and MyZ-TV. The feed is now over.

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