the flow / 11.9.2022

Today's Top 5: best responses to our election night coverage

As American citizens, voting is a public duty. As a utility, we have many duties, one of which includes levity on an otherwise stressful and eventful election night 2022.

We launched a Twitter thread as polls were closing Tuesday night and we weren’t the only ones enjoying seeing this election cycle through an entertaining and educational infrastructure lens.

NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd

we’ll be watching several seats in the house tonight

Here are our five favorite responses to our don’t-flush-your-vote coverage from last night.

Michelle Young, PhD (she/her) @myoung80433

@neorsd Final results may not come in until the wee hours of the morning

Shirley "Elon Musk" Dunk @ShirleyDunk

@neorsd When bad news strikes, I can always count on @neorsd for the stress relieving toilet jokes.

Dr. Leanne C. Powner @LeanneCPowner

Because what #politicalscience junkie doesn't need a bit of toilet humor on a night like this?? 😅

NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd

we’ll be watching several seats in the house tonight https://t.co/I5MNPrQ5jG

s.e. smith 🐀 @sesmith

This is the key election night coverage I come to this website for, from a source I trust!

NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd

we’ll be watching several seats in the house tonight https://t.co/I5MNPrQ5jG

Christina Parker @chris_califish

It’s gonna be a few days before we know the final results…unlike other more timely results from today’s actions that tend to show up sooner.

NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd

we’ll be watching several seats in the house tonight https://t.co/I5MNPrQ5jG

If you live or work in Cuyahoga County like we do, the results are in. Whatever your politics, you can trust our coverage is about the process, not party.

Have a great Wednesday. And don’t forget to recycle those campaign signs, folks.

Cuyahoga Recycles ♻️ @RecycleCuyahoga

Following Tuesday's election, recycle those unwanted yard signs at a drop-off location near you.

cleveland.comYou can recycle political yard signs, but don’t put them in curbside binsThe Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District collects yard signs, warns residents to not to mix them with curbside recycling.