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

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

First results in from FL!

1% in, Clawson ahead 67-30. Netherwood at 4.

[Donerail]

In a result that surprises absolutely nobody, AP calls it for Clawson.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Now the AP site has a nasty bug. When the first bit of vote came in, it said 0.7% in, now that a bit more has come in, the vote numbers have gone up, but the % in has reset to 0.0%.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

First few precincts in from SC.

McMaster ahead of Campbell 58-42
Gallagher and Thompson are tied at 141 votes each (Dem. Supt.)
Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44 (Rep. Supt.)
Nothing yet from SHD 54.

In 24 minutes, polls close in MD, OK, and the most exciting state of the night, MS.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

And the bug with the FL % reporting is fixed!

74% in now, Clawson has won this 67-30, Netherwood at 4!

It's definitely not a surprise that Clawson won, but I must say the margin is pretty impressive - Clawson, is, after all, a tea party nominee.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

And the bug with the FL % reporting is fixed!

Deja vu...

[Matty]

polls closed in MS...

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

15% in now in SC. McMaster ahead of Campbell 66-34. Thompson ahead of Gallagher 55-45. Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44. No calls yet.

For State House District 54, Henegan ahead of Ohanesian 92-8 with less than 1% reporting. No call yet.

Clawson final margin in FL (100% in) = 67-29-4

Nothing yet from MS, MD, or OK.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Polls closed in Oklahoma

[Never]

polls closed in MS...

[Oldiesfreak1854]

polls closed in MS...

My feelings exactly.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

polls closed in MS...

Not understanding the reference here....

Up to 19% in SC, McMaster ahead of Campbell 67-33. Thompson ahead of Gallagher 56-44. Spearman ahead of Atwater 57-43.

[Never]

polls closed in MS...

Not understanding the reference here....

Up to 19% in SC, McMaster ahead of Campbell 67-33. Thompson ahead of Gallagher 56-44. Spearman ahead of Atwater 57-43.

I can't help posting a gif every so often I just meant that I want intervention in the MS-Sen race, hence the reference to Carrie Underwood's "Jesus Take The Wheel".

[Never]

AOSHQDD has 0.11% of precincts in, with Cochran at 76% and McDaniel at 23%, but we can't read into that since there are only a few dozen votes so far.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

And the SC Lt. Gov. Runoff is called for McMaster, who is ahead of Campbell 66-34 with 30% in!

Thompson ahead of Gallagher 59-41, Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44.

1.3% in for MD District 6, Bongino ahead of Painter 82-18.

0.5% in for MD Gov, Brown ahead of Mizeur 55-23. Ganzler at 21. For the reps, Hogan ahead of Craig 46-24. George at 18 and Lollar at 12.

Nothing significant from OK, nothing at all from MS.

[Miles]

Cleveland County is reporting for OK and Lankford is at 67% (though its near his district).

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

Lankford's lead is relatively uniform across the state at around 50-55%, with Cleveland running up his margins substantially.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

0.6% in OK, Fallin ahead of Moody 76-14 for Rep. Gov. Ewbank at 10.

For special senate democratic, Johnson ahead of Rogers 47-33. Hayes at 20.

For the republicans, Lankford ahead of Shannon 59-31. Brogdon at 5.

For regular senate democratic, Silverstein wins unopposed. For the republicans, Inhofe ahead with 88%. Wyatt at 5%, Rogers at 4%.

Very early lead for Douglas in District 5, ahead of Russell 31-24. Jolley at 17.

41% in in SC, Thompson ahead of Gallagher 60-40. Spearman ahead of Atwater 54-46. 8% in for SHD 54, Henegan ahead of Ohanesian 83-17.

Nothing from MS yet.

[IceSpear]

Lankford's lead is relatively uniform across the state at around 50-55%, with Cleveland running up his margins substantially.

Will the long awaited Bradley Effect finally materialize? If it doesn't in a Republican primary in Oklahoma, I doubt it would anywhere.

[Never]

Over 200 votes in from MS, with Cochran at 72.73% and McDaniel at 27.27.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Lankford's lead is relatively uniform across the state at around 50-55%, with Cleveland running up his margins substantially.

Will the long awaited Bradley Effect finally materialize? If it doesn't in a Republican primary in Oklahoma, I doubt it would anywhere.

The Bradley effect is overrated.  The reason Tom Bradley lost his race wasn't racism; it was people lying to pollsters because they didn't want to be seen as racist for not supporting a black candidate.

[cinyc]

Over 200 votes in from MS, with Cochran at 72.73% and McDaniel at 27.27.

Two of 19 precincts in Jasper County. So far, McDaniel is winning the county by about the same percentage as he did in the primary - a slight 0.17 point improvement in the two-candidate vote percentage.  But we don't know which precincts they are and whether they are going to be uniform.

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

Lankford's lead is relatively uniform across the state at around 50-55%, with Cleveland running up his margins substantially.

Will the long awaited Bradley Effect finally materialize? If it doesn't in a Republican primary in Oklahoma, I doubt it would anywhere.

May very well be the case. It's still early on but I would not be surprised if Lankford gets well over 50%. Shannon finally seems to be making some headway but it's all in the eastern part of the state.
Anybody know why this might be the case?

[Never]

AP has over 600 votes in (0.4% of precincts reporting) showing McDaniel taking the lead with  66.1% of the vote, and Cochran taking 33.9%

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

McDaniel's lead is now down to 57-43, 1% reporting so far.