Peltola addresses supporters in Alaska, says race 'feels good' as count continues
Shortly after 1 a.m. ET, Democratic Senate candidate for Alaska Mary Peltola took to the stage at her election night party to address her supporters, stopping short of declaring victory but saying that the race "feels so good."
ABC News has not projected the Alaska Senate race.

"Votes trend. They trend the way the early votes have come in. They trend, and we are trending. We have seen a trend ... It just feels so good to let go and be part of a wave," Peltola said.
Peltola also cautioned supporters that it would take "weeks" for all votes to be counted.
Peltola seemed to reference the controversy over the second Dan Sullivan on the ballot in the Senate race at two points.
"I'm looking out at this room of hundreds of people who are smart people and know exactly who they're voting for," she said.
-ABC News’ Quinn Scanlan














