The ProPublica nerd cube watches the results stream in.

Updated 10:39 p.m.

While we’re working on Free the Files’ Election Day Challenge, and putting the campaigns' final emails through the Message Machine, we’re keeping an eye on some of the amazing election-related interactive projects our colleagues at other organizations have launched. Here’s the list we started. Let us know in the comments what we’re missing.

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Electoral Vote Scenarios

• NPR’s Swing States Scorecard
• New York Times: Paths to the White House -- along with a great article on how it was made

Results

• Huffington Post
• MinnPost
• NPR
• NPR's Election Night Big Board
• The Guardian
• The Los Angeles Times including a handy cartogram
• The New York Times
• The Spokesman-Review
• The Washington Post
• WNYC
• Chicago Tribune

Voting Problems

• MoJo voter suppression map
• PollWatchUSA
• Daily Beast: Having trouble voting?

Miscellanous Awesomeness

• The Guardian’s scrolling graphic novel
• Dan Sinker’s “Does David Axelrod Still Have His Mustache?”
• The Washington Post's "I Voted Because"
• Our own Jeff Larson’s Swing State Monte Carlo simulator
• Charting Election Night: The New York Times graphics team is live-tumbling past and present Times election results graphics
• Washington Post: Exit Polls 2012

Photos

• Election Day Instagrams — ProPublica's Lois Beckett found out why they're illegal in many states.
• N0tice