The polls will start closing in some states as early as 7:00, but none of them are battle ground states. 

We get a "bigun" at 7:30: Ohio.

At eight, we get down to business in Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, New Hampshire,and  Pennsylvania.

We’re going to know a lot about how the race is breaking fairly early.  Question one:  How long does it take to call North Carolina for Governor Romney, assuming it goes his way. How long will it take to put Pennsylvania in the Presidents column, assuming it goes his way.

None of the networks are going to call state wide elections until the polls close there.

Real Clear Politics is a website that leans Republican, but I think it does a fair job in reporting the latest polls state by state.

Among the BIG battleground states, here are this morning's latest numbers.

In Ohio President Obama has a 2.9% lead.

In Florida Romney has a 1.5% lead.

In Virginia, Obama has a .3% lead

In New Hampshire, Obama has a 2.0% lead.

In North Carolina, Romney has a 3.0% lead.

In Michigan, Obama has a 4.0% lead.

In Wisconsin, Obama has a 4.2% lead.

In Pennsylvania, Obama has a 3.8% lead.

In Iowa, Obama has a 2.4% lead.

In Colorado, Obama has a 1.5% lead,

and finally 

In Nevada, Obama has a 2.8% lead.

Here is the Breakdown: 

Assuming those numbers are all a reflection of the real vote, (with the exception of Virginia which really is too close to factor in)

When the polls close in Wisconsin, the electoral vote would stand at 

269 Obama

235 Romney

7:00 pm: GA, IN, KY, SC, VT, VA
7:30 pm: NC, OH, WV
8:00 pm: AL, CT, DE, DC, FL, IL, ME, MD, MA, MS, MO, NH, NJ, OK, PA, RI, TN
8:30 pm: AR
9:00 pm: AZ, CO, KS, LA, MI, MN, NE, NM, NY, ND, SD, TX, WI, WY
10:00 pm: IA, MT, NV, UT
11:00 pm: CA, HI, ID, OR, WA
1:00 am: AK