#nprparty

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Wait, Wait… Don't Tell Me! Is The NPR News Quiz, a fast-paced, fresh and FUNNY look at current affairs and the week's events. Host Peter Sagal leads a group of guest panelists, NPR personalities and listeners through a series of games designed to test their knowledge of the week's news and their wit. Carl Kasell, use to serves as judge and scorekeeper Bill Curtis does the judging & scorekeeping now and the listeners play for the most coveted prize in public radio: Carl's voice on their home answering machines! They always have a celebrity guest take part of the the show this weeks guest is Max Weinberg this dude is the drummer for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band but I know of him from the Conan O'brian show not a Bruce fan jiji. http://www.npr.org/programs/wait-wait-dont-tell-me/ here's a link to their website just in case you like to check em' out. mari-musing check em out you'll enjoy it.

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The Morning After Midterm Roundup

Catch up with some NPR stories today: 

Ron Elving: We Need A New Word For the Latest Republican Wave

Carrie Johnson: GOP Takes Control Of Senate With Wins in N.C., Iowa, Ark., Colo.

Eyder Peralta: After A Resounding GOP Victory, 6 Tidbits That Tell The Story

Bill Chappell on Ballot Measures: Marijuana Votes: Oregon and D.C. Legalize; Florida Says No To Medical

And of course scroll through the nprpolitics tumblr for all of last night's updates.

(Photo: Republican Mia Love celebrates with her father, Jean Maxime Bourdeau, after winning the race for Utah's 4th Congressional District during the Utah State GOP election night watch party on Tuesday in Salt Lake City. Rick Bowmer/AP)

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Party time! Excellent!

If you're not following 'nprnews,' on Snapchat, you're missing out on the #nprparty this midterm elections.

And NPR knows how to party: elections.npr.org

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Election night results

If you don't want to sit through another election night of the ridiculous graphics, talking heads, and doomsday rhetoric, npr has a great site with quotes, results, and live analysis. Check it out here --> http://elections.npr.org/

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Happy Election Day! Did you vote yet? If you're planning to watch the results come in tonight, you should check out the very cool interactive website that NPR created to track local and national results. If you have Chromecast, you can even pipe it into your TV: elections.npr.org

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Happy Election Day! Here’s a peek at our 1984 broadcast. I spy: Nina Totenberg in maroon and big glasses; Joe Biden running in the Delaware Senate race; jury-rigged cabling for the new computers. Join the NPR Election Party tonight at http://elections.npr.org

(Photo credit: John Keator)

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We Know You Have Questions - Ask Charlie @1pmET

Haven't been following the midterms (don't worry, we won't tell)? Following them but still confused or curious about a race, a candidate or the national picture? 

NPR Politics Editor Charlie Mahtesian is taking your questions live on Reddit starting at 1pmET.

(As you can tell from his last Reddit chat, Charlie reads and follows a LOT and has a knack for explaining it all, so ask away!)

Here are 7 places Charlie's watching especially closely tonight.  

TONIGHT: And while I have your attention, remember to join our #nprparty at 7pmET by launching NPR's live-DJ'd election app. The live on-air NPR special will start at 8pmET & you can listen on your radio or at the same app link. 

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#NPRParty Like It's 1984

A history tour of NPR's results boards (from top-bottom: 1984, 1984, 1980, 2012, 2014, 2014)

We don't have any typewriters this year, but our newsroom is READY for the midterm election, and so is our hands-free election app. So get your guacamole ready and join us tomorrow night for our epic #nprparty.

(Photos courtesy NPR Archives & NPR Apps)