Nervous, voted for Harris

Jenny was generally apolitical - the last bet notwithstanding - but she made extra sure to drive to her polling place to vote a week ahead of time. This election was going to be much closer than 2016, and Pennsylvania was the battleground of all battlegrounds. Covered up in a light coat to keep the autumn chill away, Jenny popped into the place, and cast her ballot marking only the presidential spot for Harris/Walz.

Election Tuesday came, and with it a watch party at Jenny's apartment with her family and a few close friends.

"Jenny," Lisa held her hand as the news reports came in, "just to let you know, you don't have to go naked if Trump wins this time, not now, not for the rest of your life."

"Well, that must be a relief for her!" Jessica grinned as she downed a Miller Lite.

"Especially with how close this will be," Paul watched the TV intensely.

The news reports came out as the first states' polls closed. There was a cacophony of groans and cheers as Pennsylvania was too close to call before finally landing on Trump. This was especially true with the uncertain futures of Wisconsin and Michigan.

Eventually, the news reports ended the night without declaring a winner, but with Trump in the lead.