How to Watch the Election Tonight (Including On Education). Plus Special Election Day Fish Porn

I’ll be discussing the results and what they might mean tomorrow at 4:15 p.m. ET at AEI with Heather Harding of the NEA Foundation, AEI’s own Rick Hess, and Ginny Gentles of the Defense of Freedom Institute, moderated by AEI’s Nat Malkus. You can attend in person or watch the livestream. Register here. Rick Hess and I did an election pre-mortem last week at Harvard. Video will be here. This month I’ll be at UVA and 50Can, let’s connect. It’s election day. How to watch the election? Initially I’d say don’t. Instead, of obsessively refreshing your page, go do something until real data start coming in. In Washington, the Caps play the Dallas Stars early in the evening, do that and then tune in after the game when we’ll know something. In Boston? Go have a Jackson Cannon cocktail at Equal Measure or dinner at Eastern Standard and then go home and start watching results. Go for a long walk before it’s too cold. You get the idea, it’ll all be there soon enough. For the next two years…

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