Comedy Central will go live on Election Day with live episodes of its late night shows The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and @Midnight With Chris Hardwick, the network said Tuesday.

The Daily Show With Trevor Noah’s Nov. 8 telecast will air live from 11 to midnight, providing up to the minute Election coverage from Noah and Daily Show correspondents Ronny Chieng, Desi Lydic, Jordan Klepper, Hasan Minhaj and Roy Wood Jr. as the election results come in, according to network officials.

@Midnight will go live for the first time in its history as host Hardwick and panlists Whitney Cummings, Ron Funches and Paul Tompkins react to all the social media chatter regarding the election.

Comedy Central will begin its primetime coverage of the election at 10 pm with politically-themed episodes of Tosh.O and Drunk History, said the network.

Comedy Central has renewed its Emmy-winning late night series @midnight With Chris Hardwick for a fourth season, the network said Friday.

The daily series begining in 2017 will move into the 11:30 timeslot vacated by the cancellation of The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore with a 40-week episode order, according to the network.

“We are really pleased with how Chris and team have opened the aperture of @midnight to cover more of the socially and politically relevant topics of the day, and I defy anyone to find a show with a higher joke-per-minute ratio,” said Kent Alterman, president of Comedy Central in a statement.

Hardwick, who will continue to host AMC’s Talking Dead live talk show series, which returns Oct. 23, said in a statement: “I LOVE making @midnight and we will continue to innovate inappropriate jokes about social media and pop culture in the late-night landscape.