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[Key Moments in the US Midterm Election Voting Day: Control of the House and Senate Remains Unresolved] ⑴ At 06:00 Beijing time on Wednesday, the first warning signs appear: Kentucky Republican Barr's race is tight, indicating early weakness for the Republicans; Indiana's 5th district Republican Spaatz's performance is below expectations, potentially indicating trouble for the Republicans. ⑵ At 07:00 on Wednesday, the results in Florida and Georgia are worth watching. Florida Republican Moody is widely favored, while Georgia Democrat Osoff's significant lead indicates strong Democratic momentum. ⑶ At 07:30 on Wednesday, the crucial Senate race begins. North Carolina Democrat Cooper is favored to overturn the Republican seat; the Brown vs. Heatherd race in Ohio is crucial for the Democratic Senate prospects. ⑷ At 08:00 on Wednesday, early signals appear in the House: the Democrats holding their seat in Florida's 14th district is a warning to the Republicans; progress in the 25th district demonstrates their strength; the South Carolina Senate race is close, potentially foreshadowing a Democratic surge. (5) At 9:00 AM Wednesday, several key indicators are worth watching. Texas Senate Democrat Talariko could pull off a historic comeback, while the flips in Virginia's 1st and 5th districts show a strong Democratic performance. (6) At the same time, Republican losses in Pennsylvania's 1st and New York's 21st districts indicate serious trouble for the Republicans, while the Democratic flip in Kentucky's 6th district could signal an overwhelming victory. (7) At 10:00 AM Wednesday, Senate control becomes the focus. Michigan Democrat Saeed vs. Rogers is a key battleground, Kansas's unexpected Democratic lead may indicate a relatively secure Senate majority, and Iowa's Turek vs. Hinson is also worth watching. (8) At 11:00 AM Wednesday, delayed results will be released. Montana's Bodner challenges Republican frontrunner Alme, and more results from the East Coast may reveal the scale of the Democratic wave. (9) After election night, California's mail-in ballots may delay the House control outcome, the close Maine Senate race may take longer, and Alaska's second-round vote counting may continue for weeks. (10) Early lead may be reversed depending on the vote count for different ballot types; all times are estimates.