Polls have closed in 15 more states, bringing 81% of the country's polls to a close, according to a CBS News video summary of the poll closings. The same summary says CBS News projects that Republican Harriet Hageman will win the Wyoming Senate race and that incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper will win reelection to his Colorado Senate seat.

The CBS News summary identifies both Senate candidates it names by party, with Hageman listed as Republican and Hickenlooper as Democrat. It does not provide vote totals or margins for either race, and it does not describe the basis for the projections.

A separate ABC News video on the Colorado congressional races reports that Democrat Jason Crow won his reelection for Colorado's 6th District, beating Republican challenger Jason Clark, according to its summary.

The ABC News summary identifies Crow and Clark by party and does not give vote totals for the 6th District contest. It also does not say how many votes were cast in that district. The ABC News item covers a different contest from the Senate races described by CBS News.

The two reports do not conflict, because they describe different contests. CBS News reported on Senate races in Wyoming and Colorado, while ABC News reported on Colorado's 6th District. Neither summary states whether the results it describes are final.

Both items are brief video summaries, and this account relies only on the headlines and summaries of the two reports as provided. Fuller detail on vote counts and the races themselves would be found in the full reports from CBS News and ABC News.

Sources: CBS News: Polls close in 15 states, CBS News projects Wyoming and Colorado Senate races; ABC News: WATCH: What to know about the Colorado congressional races.