This election has clearly unsettled no small number of Jews in the U.S., and a share of those watching it unfold from abroad, as well.

From a non-scientific survey conducted by this reporter, the Dan Panorama atmosphere did not appear to reflect divisive American politics - most attendees appeared to support Hillary Clinton.

To help readers get a sense of when they can expect results, The Jerusalem Post has posted a time-line to help navigate the electoral terrain.

Fox News has projected Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to win the state of Vermont (3 electoral votes).

A number of important US Senate races are also up for grabs, and they could have a huge impact on the Jewish community in general and Israel specifically.

The ABC and NBC television networks said Republicans, as widely projected in opinion polls, would keep control of the House, which has been in their hands since 2011.

There had been talk in the lead up that the state has a chance to turn blue, but no one could confidently predict an outcome in this year’s unprecedented election.

Trump supporters in Jerusalem gathered at iconic local bar and seemed almost surprised their candidate had done so well.