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

[LeBron]

From the early results so far, Nick Casey seems to be underperforming against Moore while Rahall has an early massive lead over Army Major Richard Ojeda. And no surprise that Tennant and Capito beat their no-name opponents, but history will be made no matter what in November by electing its first female Senator, Tennant or Capito, in the state's history and if Capito can win this, it will be the first WV GOP win in 6 decades so a lot's at stake here.

Polls close in less than 15 minutes in Nebraska. It should definitely be emphasized how Omaha, NE got hit by those two horrible tornadoes on Monday, so there will be lower turnout for sure there and it will be interesting to see if Rep. Terry can survive his primary challenge. I'm rooting for Sasse in the Senate primary given how be supports amnesty for illegal immigrants (unlike Osborn) and supports a constitutional amendment for term-limits for Congress. Unfortunately he did say he would vote for McConnell as leader though even after his comments about "actual leadership," but he's young and motivated for the job and I really just hope he can avoid being Fishered by Dinsdale tonight.

[Miles]

AP and Politico are different:

Politico

Mooney- 32%
Reed- 27%
Lane- 19%

AP

Mooney- 35%
Lane- 21%
Reed- 18%

Both have 17-18% reporting.

Edit: Both are fixed. Politco's was right.

[ElectionsGuy]

Nick Rahall has won his primary.

[ElectionsGuy]

Nebraska polls closed.

[Miles]

Up to 30% in for WV-02. Mooney is leading Reed/Lane 31/21/21.

[Miles]

1% in for NE Senate

Sasse: 42%
Dindale: 28%
Osborn: 24%

[RogueBeaver]

AOS is quickest as always: Sasse 44%, Dinsdale 25%, Osborn 22% with 4% in.

[SWE]

Sasse is at 53%

[RogueBeaver]

Sasse is at 53%

Where  you getting that from? AOS now has 45/24/22, 6%.

[Miles]

^ Thats what Politico had when 1.3% was in.

[SWE]

Sasse is at 53%

Where  you getting that from? AOS now has 45/24/22, 6%.

AP had it at 53 a minute ago, but it dropped back down to 44

[Miles]

AP gives Casey the D nod for WV-02. Looks like he's still in the high-50's.

[Maxwell]

The most competitive race may be NE-2, where Lee Terry holds a narrow 8 point lead over Frei.

And Ricketts holds a very narrow lead over Bruning (30-27). Surprised Bruning didn't just collapse.

[Miles]

Big vote dump in WV-02. Mooney up 12 with 55% in. Lane and Reed are just exchanging 2nd and 3rd places at this point.

[RogueBeaver]

The most competitive race may be NE-2, where Lee Terry holds a narrow 8 point lead over Frei.

And Ricketts holds a very narrow lead over Bruning (30-27). Surprised Bruning didn't just collapse.

Lotta $$$ + Heinemann endorsement.

[Miles]

Terry is only up 54-46 with almost 20% in. He got 59% in the 2012 primary.

[ElectionsGuy]

We have somewhat competitive primaries for Attorney General and Auditor on the GOP side. In WV-2, it looks like its going to be Mooney vs. Casey (Mooney hasn't been confirmed, but it looks like he's been consistently leading). Lee Terry is barely leading in NE-2.

[Miles]

Called for Mooney.

Great; the GOP nominated the only candidate that could lose WV-02

[RogueBeaver]

Which means NRCC will have to spend where they shouldn't. TBH I was kinda puzzled when NRO puffed him. My guess: Lean R.

[RogueBeaver]

AOS calls NE for Sasse. Now hoping for Ricketts, but that might not be settled till tomorrow.

[Miles]

^ Whats AOS? I was thinking its the AP.

[RogueBeaver]

^ Whats AOS? I was thinking its the AP.

Ace of Spades.

[Miles]

^ Whats AOS? I was thinking its the AP.

Ace of Spades.

Ah, you mean AOSHQDD.

[Maxwell]

Ugh, Sasse. I'm hopeful he's more of a Jeff Flake or Pat Toomey and not another Mike Lee.

Sasse was no different than any established Republican, he just fit in with the right groups for some reason.

[RogueBeaver]

Yeah, there's no ideological difference between he and Osborn. Who I hope finds statewide office in the future if he wants it.