Already voted two weeks ago (my country elections)

I voted.

There was a line.

I feel good about that.

it was not a bad night, all things considered. all the governor pickups will really help in the future of de-gerrymandering and leveling the playing field for 2020

For the first time, I'm proud to say I'm living, and voting, in Nevada. Dean "Senator Spineless" Heller is going home, as are many of the local politicians who've kept Sin City from becoming Solar City.

And it's pretty clear that, while there is still no chance of Comrade Olaf ever being removed from office since his stooges still control the Senate, a major bug has been inserted in the asses of the GOP as a whole, otherwise they wouldn't be fighting as hard, or as underhanded, to prolong the Georgia and Florida elections as they have. I think they're perfectly well aware that, if they lose those governors' seats today, they stand a chance to never win them again.

Like Bill Maher said, power begets power. Elections need to be won, so that voter oppression can be undone, so that more people are free to vote, so that more elections can be won.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PXiINporpk

What is the US voting for? I know it's not presidential elections, but it really seems important from what I've seen.

there were elections for governorships, senate and house seats, as well as state and local races, and ballot measures

wow, thats voting for a lot of stuff