Some wrap-up notes:

• Montana's been called for Tester, embiggening the odds that control of the Senate will be decided by a crotchety old state court judge in Richmond. Someone better keep an eye on Katherine Harris: she's got a lot of free time now, and this is what she's good at. (Note: The Hotline's Marc Ambinder is reporting that "senior Republican officials and White House aides" think Virginia is lost, and will pressure Allen to concede.)
• Steny Hoyer wants the Majority Leader's office.
• Denny Hastert doesn't want the Minority Leader's office. (But Boehner does.)
• There was also something about Rumsfeld; not sure what it was....
• From The Hotline's extensive collection of election scorecards comes a breakdown of the celebrity-guest effectiveness of the various White House '08 Democrats. In order of efficiency:
  • Obama, 80.4% (37 races won, 9 races lost)
  • Biden, 76.9% (20-6)
  • Edwards, 75.7% (44-14)
  • Kerry, 71.6% (58-23)
  • HRC, 70.0% (28-12)
  • Feingold, 68.8% (11-5)
  • Dodd, 68.0% (17-8)
  • Vilsack, 58.3% (14-10)
  • Richardson, 57.1% (24-18)
  • Bayh, 54.2% (13-11)
  • Clark, 42.9% (12-16)
  Partly, of course, those numbers are dictated by the races in which the bigwigs chose to become involved (in several of Wes Clark's races, for instance, he could have provided a fifteen-point bump without actually affecting the outcome of the election). My biggest surprise is Biden: who'd have guessed there were even 26 candidates who liked the man enough to ask him to campaign for them?