How To Watch Election Returns by Hank Silverberg Election night has always been a big deal. After months of primaries, campaigns, rhetoric and surprises, watching the returns always solidifies the will of the public and gauges the mood of the local populace or the whole country. I spent 40 years covering such things. Election nights are often long grueling events for journalists, but it always gets the adrenalin pumping. By midnight, enough results are usually in to call it, and you could get the feeling of "a job well done!" Not so this year. Why? Because there is a pretty good chance that when midnight rolls around on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, we will NOT know who the next president will be, and possibly won't know who will control the Senate come 202 1. There are many scenarios that may play out. But there is one in particular that is giving me, and probably many other people, nightmares. I have been thinking about it for weeks, and now some of...