[[A stacked bar chart representing the distribution of electoral votes for a US presidential election.  The unusually darker-skinned, blessed, beautiful, twisted, Democratic candidate has 313 votes, while the much more pallid, glove-named Republican candidate has 225.  The forecast of this result is noted, with the actual results being in the center of the predicted zone.]]
Breaking: To surprise of pundits, numbers continue to be best system for determining which of two things is larger.

{{Title text: As of this writing, the only thing that's 'razor-thin' or 'too close to call' is the gap between the consensus poll forecast and the result.}}