As Americans anxiously await the results of the presidential election, Democrats are hoping to also flip enough Senate seats to take the majority in the chamber. Nancy Cordes breaks down where the crucial races are happening and what their vote tallies look like. Source

Even as legally-cast votes were still being counted, President Trump prematurely declared victory in an early morning news conference. Former Vice President Joe Biden responded with his own statement, calling the president’s announcement, “outrageous, unprecedented, and incorrect” and asking his supporters to stay patient. Ed O’Keefe reports. Source

CBS News elections and surveys director Anthony Salvanto joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the ongoing vote count in several states as the race to 270 electoral college votes continues. He looks at how states including Georgia and North Carolina — which usually lean Republican — are progressing as votes are tallied. Source

CBS News senior political analyst John Dickerson joined “CBS This Morning” to discuss the still-unfolding presidential election results. Plus, analysis of President Trump’s controversial early morning remarks on the election. Source

There are 16 electoral votes up for grabs in Michigan, a state President Trump won by an extremely narrow margin in 2016. Source

President Trump falsesly claimed victory in the election while results are still being counted. Also, Arizona, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota voted to legalize recreational marijuana. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

The major battleground states that will decide the 2020 presidential election remain too close to call. Source

After $200 million ad campaign, voters backed Proposition 22, which lets the companies keep drivers as independent contractors, not employees. Source

Mississippi was the last state whose flag contained the confederate battle cross until a House Bill was adopted removing it. Source

The amendment “legalizes the cultivation, processing, and sale of retail marijuana” for anyone in the state aged 21 and older. Source