Local and national television networks have been running "Election Day" specials all evening. Though I sadly succumbed to election fatigue a long time ago (the primaries were just way too long), I shall be awaiting the results as anxiously as anyone else come tomorrow.

Here's a good place for updates. CNN and Yahoo have their own news feeds and dynamically updated electoral maps, too. Also, don't forget Twitter's insane second-by-second commentary tomorrow.

Anyway, if Obama wins, I think school should be suspended as a… celebratory occasion. For about five weeks, mind you.

Addendum: Oh yeah! For those of you who don't watch Saturday Night Live or missed the latest episodes, here's some classic political sketches that I picked out for your viewing pleasure. My personal favorite's the Palin rap, though I detest the candidate in real life.

• Clinton Halloween Party — The Clintons throw a costume party for the Democrats. The only live appearance of Barack Obama on the show so far.
• Weekend Update: Blackness Scale — Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton analyze Barack Obama's "blackness."
• Presidential Debate — A parody on the first presidential debate (I think). Simultaneously the funniest and creepiest debate sketch.
• Weekend Update Thursday: Debate Open 10/9 — Parody on the second "town hall" debate. I like this one, too.
• Governor Palin Cold Open — Sarah Palin impersonator Tina Fey and the real Sarah Palin cross paths.
• Weekend Update: Palin Rap — Weekend Update anchor Amy Poehler takes over Sarah Palin's planned rap skit. Beware: Eskimos and moose costumes (meese?) abound.

If you somehow can't access the videos, they're also posted on YouTube under similar names. Let me know if you can't get to them.

Sigh… the SNL McCain is so much cooler than the real one.