The 2014 primary season ends (Sept. 9: DE, MA, NH, NY, RI)

[SPC]

Just curious, why was a primary held for Cantor's seat but the open VA-10 race decided by convention?

[moderatevoter]

VA-10 had a firehouse primary.
Originally, it was going to be a convention, but later got switched. After the events of the RPV 2013 convention and after Dick Black announced he was going for the seat (he later dropped), I think that convinced people to change the nominating process to a convention.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

All of the votes are finally in in SC, and the GOP Lt. Gov. Runoff will be between McMaster and McKinney.

[cinyc]

A few towns are still not in in ME-02.  But here is an updated map of the results by town, subject to the caveat that the AP town list doesn't exactly match the Census Bureau's in some cases, creating possible data issues:



Poliquin is in blue.  Raye is in yellow.  Ties are in dark grey.  Towns or townships with no data are in green.  AP tended to lump county townships into one reporting entity per county - so while there might be some data for a county's townships, there is often no data for a particular township.    The map doesn't reflect those results and most townships are green.

Towns with over 250 Republican primary voters are outlined in red.  Note that there aren't many - and Poliquin won most of them, including almost all large towns in the Bangor and Auburn areas.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Just curious, why was a primary held for Cantor's seat but the open VA-10 race decided by convention?

As pointed out by ModVA, VA-10 was not decided by convention, however several other congressional and the Senate primary were.  Looking for any logic though in the VA GOP is a fruitless endeavor.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

McKinney has withdrawn from the runoff, which under South Carolina law means the runoff os now between McMaster and Campbell.

http://www.thestate.com/2014/06/12/3505188/mckinney-leaves-sc-lieutenant.html

I'm guessing he figured he was unlikely to make up the margin, tho he gave the usual personal reasons for doing so.

[rob in cal]

It was no surprise that Lindsey Graham won in South Carolina, but his 57% victory leaves me wondering what would have happened had he faced a bigger name opponent, one who had funding somewhere in the same neighborhood as him.  As it was, a runoff between Graham and Bright would have also been intriguing, just because there would have been alot of momentum going to Bright assuming he picked up the endorsements of the also rans.
   

[Tender Branson]

June 24 results:

Colorado

FL-19

Maryland

Mississippi

New York

Oklahoma

South Carolina

Utah

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

No primaries on June 17th? 

[Tender Branson]

No primaries on June 17th? 

Nope.

[Tender Branson]

My predictions:

MS: 52% Cochran, 48% McDaniel

OK: 47% Lankford*, 45% Shannon*, 4% Brogdon, 4% Others (* = runoff)

FL-19: 68% Clawson (R), 27% Freeman (D), 5% Lib. guy

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Some predictions:

FL-19: 57% Clawson (R), 37% Freeman (D), 6% Netherwood (L)

MS-Sen: 51% McDaniel, 49% Cochran

OK: 48% Lankford*, 43% Shannon*, 5% Brogdon, 4% Others (*=runoff)

SC Lt. Gov.: McMaster 56%, Campbell 44%

Maryland Dem. Gov.: Brown 54%, Ganzler 26%, Misler 20%

Maryland Rep. Gov: Hogan 47%, Craig 27%, Lollar 17%, George 9%

Colorado Rep. Gov: Tancredo 40%, Beauprez 36%, Gessler 15%, Kopp 9%

[Maxwell]

Just throwing some numbers at the board, they're probably all wrong (though OK is my best guess, looking at the numbers and such)

MS: 52% McDaniel, 48% Cochran
OK: 46% Shannon*, 42% Lankford*, 9% Brogdon, 3% Others
MD (D): 44% Brown, 29% Mizeur, 25% Gansler
CO (R): 38% Beauprez, 32% Tancredo, 16% Kopp, 14% Gessler

[morgieb]

Carn Tancredo and McDaniel.

[Indy Texas]

Looks like the Tea Party is sending "poll watchers" to Mississippi, which is a nice way of saying they're going to intimidate voters and try to misinform every black person they see about what paperwork they need in order to vote.

And some people think the VRA is no longer necessary in the 21st century...

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

GOP House Candidate: Islam Not A Religion, Not Protected By Constitution

[Never]

GOP House Candidate: Islam Not A Religion, Not Protected By Constitution

[Never]

Predictions:

MS-Sen (GOP) -  McDaniel 52%, Cochran 48%
OK-Sen (GOP) -  Lankford 44%, Shannon 40%, Brogdon/Others 6% <- Runoff
MD-Gov (Dem) - Brown 48%, Gansler 20%, Mizeur 18%
CO-Gov (GOP) - Tancredo 40% , Beauprez 38%, Gessler 16%, Kopp 4%

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

FL is counting really slowly tonight. Polls closed 26 minutes ago and still nothing in.

[Matty]

When do the Mississippi precincts start reporting? Also, I have heard reports of a healthy black turnout, which will really help Cochran.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Is there a website I can watch all of the races across the country?

Will any of the networks have live coverage of the results across the country?

[windjammer]

Is there a website I can watch all of the races across the country?

Will any of the networks have live coverage of the results across the country?

Bushie, maybe realclearpolitics, but I'm not sure!

[Joe Biden 2020]

Is there a website I can watch all of the races across the country?

Will any of the networks have live coverage of the results across the country?

Bushie, maybe realclearpolitics, but I'm not sure!

It's what I was looking for!  Thanks.

[RogueBeaver]

Politico has results, as does AP. I'd also highly recommend AOSHQDD.

[cinyc]

WNYC Radio is going to have a precinct-level map of the NY-13 results.  It will be available here.  I'm not sure if the New York Times will, too, but so far, it doesn't look like it.