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"Do you expect Schwarzenegger will get a prime-time spot at next year's convention?" Matthews asked m On MSNBC, correspondent Davis Shuster, stationed at Gray Davis headquarters, also noted Davis' somber mood "Gray Davis is going to be out Subscribers are expected to abide by an agreement that they not release any polling data that could characterize the outcome while polls are open, Rosin said The networks had stuck with their entertainment programming Tuesday, while Fox aired baseball CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC were providing extensive special coverage, anchored by Wolf Blitzer, Brit Hume and Chris Matthews m "I'm surprised how long it's taken him this time," said Larry Rosin, president of Edison Research, which with Mitofsky International was conducting exit polls for TV stations, networks and newspapers That reflects a "handshake agreement" the networks reached with Congress after the 1980 presidential race was called on national TV for Ronald Reagan while Californians were still voting "This state has undergone a political earthquake," Tom Brokaw said on NBC PDT poll closing, quoted Schwarzenegger's campaign as saying a majority of voters, 57 percent, were backing Davis' recall , NBC's Washington Bureau Chief Tim Russert talked on CNBC about how exit polls showed women split 47-47 on favorability for Schwarzenegger, indicating he wasn't badly hurt by groping allegations that surfaced in the campaign's final days Brokaw, Peter Jennings and Dan Rather all were in California for special reports on the election At 9 p "I do, indeed," Russert replied and 2:35 a m The Drudge Report, citing unidentified campaign sources, reported on Tuesday afternoon exit polling figures on the recall and for the leading candidates CBS' Rather planned to anchor two separate editions of the "CBS Evening News," one for each coast Chris Matthews, interviewing Russert on MSNBC, was already looking ahead to next year's GOP national convention EDT Dropping broad hints and exit polling data, some channels all but painted "governor" in neon colors next to Arnold Schwarzenegger's photo even while votes were still being cast Tuesday ââ‚¬â€?ââ‚¬â€?ââ‚¬â€? AP Television Writer David Bauder contributed to this story On Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes," Sean Hannity noted during an interview with a Democratic California assemblyman that exit polls pointed toward a Schwarzenegger victory For viewers more interested in fake news ââ‚¬â€? or news with a funny tilt ââ‚¬â€? Jon Stewart and Comedy Central scheduled a live version of "The Daily Show" at the time polls closed in California So did CNN, Fox and MSNBC Normally, the show is taped earlier in the day Among the Democrats at the headquarters, "they're already talking about moral victories," he said Fox News Channel, in a report filed about two hours before the 8 p In the past two months, the networks gave the recall unprecedented coverage for a statewide election and more air time than the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination Are the Democrats ready to work with Governor Schwarzenegger?" Almost instantly after the polls closed, ABC, NBC, and CBS all projected Davis had lost the recall and that Schwarzenegger will succeed him Earlier, Candy Crowley on CNN talked about how bad the mood was at Davis headquarters, with people already talking about what went wrong "This is it," Hannity said TV Follows California Recall to the End Oct 8, 1:00 AM EST Cable news just couldn't keep the ending of the California recall drama under wraps m Similarly, Ted Koppel was doing two live editions of "Nightline" on ABC, at 11:35 p