According to Fox News, on Tuesday, November 3, at the same time as the official start of the night of the mid-term elections in the USA, the doors of the first polling stations in the country were closed in the eastern parts of the states of Indiana and Kentucky, so that the counting of votes began to determine the race for the official fate of Congress and control. Both states have key contests, including Indiana's 1st and 5th congressional districts and a tight Senate race in Kentucky between Rep. Andy Burr, a Republican, and Charles Booker, a Democrat, vying for the seat of retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell. While polling stations in other parts of these two countries will remain open until 19:00 in the evening. ET, polls in Georgia, South Carolina, Vermont and Virginia will also be closed for several additional minutes and the counting process will be extended.