States with close races (all numbers are unofficial):
Florida (25 electoral votes): info below
Iowa (7 electoral votes): Gore "wins" by under 5,000 votes
New Hampshire (4 electoral votes): Bush "wins" by 7,000 votes
New Mexico (5 electoral votes): Too close to call - Gore leads by 173 votes
Oregon (7 electoral votes): Gore "wins" by 5,163 votes
Wisconsin (11 electoral votes): Gore "wins" by 6,000 votes

As of 7 PM EST, 9 November (0000 UTC, 10 Nov), the office of the FLORIDA Secretary of State has announced that several counties would like to recount the recount; under State law, the counties have until Tuesday 14 November to do so... then, since valid overseas absentee ballots can be received through Friday 17 November (and keep in mind that there is no way of really knowing how many overseas absentee ballots will be returned in toto), it will not be until after that latter date that the FLORIDA vote for President can be officially certified and the 25 Presidential Electors from that State officially declared "appointed" as per the Constitution of the United States.

The office of FLORIDA Secretary of State has issued official numbers re: the FLORIDA recount which differ from those issued by the Voter News Service and other media (which had a margin for Bush of 327 votes after all 67 counties had been recounted)

This official tally (with 66 of the 67 Counties counted) is:

Bush 2,910,078
Gore 2,909,117

margin for Bush: 961

The outstanding county in the official tally is Palm Beach County (because of all the controversy surrounding the voting in that county), a county which presumably- based on earlier counts (without taking into account the 19,200 invalidated ballots which are the main focus of the controversy)- will significantly reduce Governor Bush's margin. Palm Beach County is beginning a hand count of the ballots requested on behalf of Vice President Gore on Saturday 11 November. (The previous Palm Beach recount gave 751 votes to Gore and 108 votes to Bush.)

It is the considered opinion of "The Green Papers" (taking into account the trend of the recount) that, when the subsequent recount(s)- are completed and finally certified and announced, the final vote in FLORIDA will end up determining that Governor George W, Bush of Texas has, indeed, won the State of FLORIDA, will thereby gain 25 more Electoral Votes which will, in turn, give him 271 to Vice President Gore's 262 and, thus, make George W. Bush, Republican, the 43d President of the United States of America. Therefore, "The Green Papers" has once again posted FLORIDA as being in the Bush column but with the caveat that this is pending the outcome of any potential legal challenges to Governor Bush's victory in the State on behalf of the presidential candidacy of Vice President Gore.

Popular vote (national margin 222,880 for Gore)

Gore	49,222,339
Bush	48,999,459

PRESIDENT...
Florida still open (recount ongoing)
OREGON - With 100% of the vote counted, Oregon's 7 electors go to Gore:
Gore 695,943
Bush 690,760
Nader 72,640
Browne 7,014
Buchanan 6,444
Hagelin 2,427
Phillips 2,009

SENATE...
Washington still open: absentee ballots yet to be counted
(possible recount afterwards)

HOUSE...
FL CD22 Shaw vs Bloom still open
(recounted along with of Presidential race in the state)
NJ CD12 Holt vs Zimmer still open
(recount will be necessary... recount underway)