REP. JOHN BOEHNER (R-OH): "Listen, I'll be brief, because we have real work to do -- and this is not a time for celebration; not when one in 10 of our fellow citizens are out of work; not when we have buried our children under a mountain of debt … not when our Congress is held in such low esteem. This is a time to roll up our sleeves. To look

Ed Schultz lists all the unions that have been doing all the "ground work" for Sen. Harry Reid (D) in Nevada. "This is probably the most sophisticated ground game that the Democrats ever had," Schultz said.

George Will on how congressional conservatives will mesh with Tea Partiers.

"It was not about any individual ambitions, but it was about the future," Senator-elect Marco Rubio (R-FL) tells supporters in Florida.

A combative Chris Matthews accuses Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) of being "hypnotized" and under a "trance." Bachmann says we're out of this "nightmare" and "we're thrilled." "I think people are thrilling tonight, I imagine that thrill is maybe not quite so tingly on your leg anymore, I'm not sure anymore," Rep. Bachmann told Matthews. Afte

"Government does not create prosperity. We create prosperity. Until we understand that, we cannot protect our liberties," Senator-elect Rand Paul (R-KY) told supporters.

MSNBC: Chris Matthews and Rachel Maddow talk to Gov. Ed Rendell (D-Pa.) about how infrastructure and green projects can continue given that Republicans have taken a position against investing directly in America.

"It should come as to no surprise that we were not successful," outgoing Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL) said.

"The early returns and overwhelming number of Democrats who are coming out – we're on pace to maintain a majority in the House of Representatives," Speaker Pelosi told reporters during a photo op in Washington.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue issued the following statement on today’s election results: "Today Americans sent a powerful message to Washington: Focus on job creation and economic growth. Voters have resoundingly rejected more government spending, higher taxes, and more burdensome regulations that have caused cr

After several networks predicted the GOP will take over the House of Represenatives, DNC chairman Tim Kaine finally agrees. NBC's Brian Williams notes that no one near President Obama has ever had to make a payroll.

Newt Gingrich on what the GOP victory means.

"I'm confident that once the American people drill down and look at the previsions in health care [reform], they're going to be, they're going to be as continued as supportive as they are right now. But, we got to make sure that happens. We've got to make sure we know what's in the bill before we start talking about repealing or changing it in a

After some of the polls closed in the East and it was announced that the GOP has won 14 House races (to the Democrats' 1), DNC Chairman Tim Kaine still is confident the party will hold both Houses of Congress.

"We have taken the country in a new direction," Nancy Pelosi told a crowd.

ABC's Diane Sawyer hints what a "few busloads of people" can do to an election.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney on fight for Barney Frank’s seat.

NBC's Chuck Todd and David Gregory join Morning Joe for a conversation on NBC and msnbc's wall-to-wall coverage, and where the biggest suprises will be on Tuesday night.

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) on GOP pickups in the House.

Christine O'Donnell (R-DE) says her internal polls show the race is very close and it will all depend on turnout.

Keith Olbermann and Howard Dean discuss the midterm elections.

JOHN CORNYN (R-TX): "I think he votes like a Republican on those areas, and we would certainly welcome him or any other Democrat who wants to switch sides of the aisle and caucus with us"

Stephen Hayes, Kirsten Powers, Juan Williams and Brit Hume discuss the midterm elections.

Newsweek's Jonathan Alter talks about John Boehner's reaction to President Obama referring to the Republicans as "enemies" of Hispanic voters.

"This [race] will confirm that we’re a closely divided political nation, which we’ve known," DNC's Tim Kaine said.