Election Night refers to the day when the results of an election are announced. It is a term commonly used in many countries, including the United States, where it typically refers to the evening after polls close and voting has taken place for that particular election. On Election Night, media outlets report on the progress of vote counting and provide updates on which candidates or issues are winning as more votes are tallied. The results of an election can be determined by a variety of factors including the number of votes cast for each candidate or issue, the percentage of voter turnout, and any legal challenges that may arise. Election Night is often a highly anticipated event with many people gathering to watch the results come in and speculate on what the outcome will be.